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| • | Table of Contents |
| • | Index |
| Premiere® 6.5 Fundamentals |
| By Dennis Chominsky |
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| Publisher | : New Riders Publishing |
| Pub Date | : January 16, 2003 |
| ISBN | : 0-1300-8276-7 |
| Pages | : 360 |
Push the envelope with the book that covers all the basics and branches through the more complex techniques of video and audio editing. This book is laid out in a way that focuses on some very specific topics within Premiere. Users can utilize this book as a quick reference, jumping in and getting the immediate answers. There are a few sections that apply more of a basic overtone: The reason for this is that with a program as powerful and dynamic as Premiere, with the ability to incorporate so many different media types, users need to understand how to put together and use these examples and understand how to produce a complete package, from start to finish. By analyzing the examples in this book and formulating their own versions when creating projects, users will begin to expand the capabilities they can offer clients and pick from a multitude of tools to incorporate into their next Premiere projects.
