Collaborating on Video Projects with Creative Cloud

Course details

Adobe Creative Cloud offers a suite of applications that—when used together—can make exchanging ideas and edits with your collaborators a bit more streamlined. In this course, Richard Harrington steps through several video production workflows using key applications in Adobe Creative Cloud. Richard covers how to efficiently share project files and leverage Adobe Premiere Rush to quickly assemble sequences on the go. He goes over the role of comments in Premiere Pro and shows how to add markers using popular third-party tools like Wipster and Frame.io. Plus, get tips for working with libraries; trimming media; exchanging files with After Affects, Audition, and Photoshop; adding custom metadata; and more.

Learning objectives
Collaborating with Adobe Premiere Rush
Working with comments
Exchanging markers via Wipster and Frame.io
What is a Creative Cloud Library?
Trimming media to reduce file size
Transcoding proxy media
Exchanging files and media with various programs
Adding custom metadata
Exchanging Adobe Premiere Pro workspaces

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Using Adobe Creative Cloud to collaborate on video projects
02 - What you should know before watching this course

1. Sharing Projects

03 - Understanding project files
04 - Sharing a project file
05 - Working with multiple projects open
06 - Working with shared projects

2. Collaborating with Adobe Premiere Rush

07 - When to use Adobe Premiere Rush
08 - Exchanging Adobe Premiere Rush projects

3. Working with Comments and Markers

09 - The role of comments
10 - Using comments with duration
11 - Exchanging markers via a project file
12 - Exchanging markers via Wipster, part 1
13 - Exchanging markers via Wipster, part 2
14 - Exchanging markers via Frame.io

4. Sharing with Libraries

15 - What is the Creative Cloud Library
16 - Adding assets to a library
17 - Sharing a managed library
18 - Collaborating with libraries

5. Managing Media

19 - Collecting media to hand off to a collaborator
20 - Trimming media to reduce file size for collaboration
21 - Transcoding proxy media for collaboration
22 - Proxy and high-res workflows, part 1
23 - Proxy and high-res workflows, part 2
24 - Collecting media to hand off to a collaborator with After Effects

6. Adobe Collaboration

25 - Exchanging files and media with After Effects
26 - Using Dynamic Link with After Effects and Premiere Pro
27 - The render and replace workflow for After Effects
28 - Exchanging files and media with Audition
29 - Exchanging files and media with Photoshop
30 - Working with motion graphics templates
31 - Using Adobe Type libraries

7. Metadata and Schemes

32 - What is metadata
33 - Viewing and editing additional metadata
34 - Adding custom metadata
35 - Embedding metadata in outputs

8. Consistency and Organization

36 - Exchanging workspaces
37 - Managing a LUT library
38 - Creating a template project
39 - Creating sequence presets
40 - Managing preferences files
41 - Exchanging compression presets

Conclusion

42 - What's next