[Lynda.Com] Premiere Pro Guru: Mastering the Timeline [2014, ENG]

Introduction 1m 33s
Welcome 36s
Exercise files 57s
1. How the Timeline "Thinks" 6m 52s
The Timeline as visual instructions 1m 3s
The Timeline and the program viewer 1m 8s
Experimenting with the Timeline 2m 35s
The Timeline and workspaces 2m 6s
2. Timeline Fundamentals 20m 20s
Measuring time on the Timeline 2m 51s
Navigating through the Timeline 2m 43s
Marking the Timeline 2m 45s
Creating a new sequence 4m 2s
Adding content to a sequence 3m 44s
Understanding rendering 4m 15s
3. Taking Control 27m 50s
Track control area overview 2m 58s
Snapping 4m 4s
Link sources 3m 27s
Expand and collapse tracks 2m 29s
Track labels 1m 50s
Locking and unlocking tracks 2m 27s
Source patching and track targeting 5m 26s
Toggle track output, audio mute, and solo 2m 37s
Sync Lock 2m 32s
4. Advanced Timeline Control 13m 15s
Adjust display settings 3m 46s
Saving and managing track presets 2m 46s
Customizing track headers 3m 14s
Sequence settings 3m 29s
5. Tools and Techniques 23m 59s
Tools and the Timeline 7m 42s
Deleting with in and out points on the Timeline 2m 7s
Adjust timings with Timeline markers 2m 35s
Call up source footage with Match Frame 2m 6s
Achieve precision with a traditional three-point edit 4m 42s
Getting a precise time-stretch edit with a four-point edit 4m 47s
Conclusion 20s
What's next 20s

The Timeline is the heart of the Adobe Premiere Pro editing environment. It is where we make our most crucial editorial decisions and where we keep all of our finishing steps organized. This course focuses on making the most of the Timeline during all phases of the editing process. Premiere Pro Guru Jason Osder will help you master navigating, marking, and adding new content to the timeline, as well as controlling your tracks better with keyboard shortcuts and features like snapping, locking, linking, and labeling. Plus, learn to make more precise edits and save time with track presets.
Topics include:
Understanding how the Timeline "thinks"
Creating and adding new content to sequences
Controlling the Timeline: snapping, locking, linking, and more
Saving and managing track presets
Adjusting timing with Timeline markers
Achieving precision with traditional three-point editing