ADOBE - PREMIERE: CERTIFICATION EXAM REVIEW

NOTE: Unfortunately a legal version of Premiere is not available for free but can be purchased for as little as $19.99/mo for only the months you need it here. Also, there is a program called OpenShot that is available for free and is in many ways similar to Premiere; you can download OpenShot here.

40 QUESTIONS
50 MINUTES
​PASS = 700/1000

TOPICS COVERED:

Listed by question
  1. Editing Title text
  2. Types of moving Titles (Static, Crawl, Lower Third, Upper Third, Roll, Side Bar, etc)
  3. Understanding Premiere panels (Program Monitor, Source Monitor, Timeline, Sequence, etc)
  4. Exporting portions of a sequence
  5. Working with intellectual property rights
  6. Describing storyboards
  7. Defining D-roll footage
  8. Importing media to the project and timeline
  9. Importing psd files with layers
  10. Exporting all or part of a sequence (Sequence In/Out, Entire Sequence, Work Area, Custom)
  11. Exporting part of a sequence
  12. Adjusting Premiere’s preferences
  13. Creating a project and setting up a sequence
  14. Types of Titles (Static, Crawl, Lower Third, Upper Third, Roll, Side Bar, etc)
  15. Creating new sequences
  16. Defining audio terms (Ambient Sound, Sound Effects, Voice-Over, Dialogue)
  17. Using Source Monitor to set In Points and Out Points
  18. Using the Source Monitor to transfer only a portion of the original clip to the timeline
  19. Adjusting how you view material in the Project Pane (List View, Icon View)
  20. Defining the Program Monitor tools (Step Back, Step Forward, Extract, Go to, Lift, etc)
  21. Using the Crossfade tool to fade in and fade out audio clips
  22. Understanding what tools do (Selection Tool, Rolling Edit Tool, Track Select Forward Tool, Slip Tool)
  23. Working with clients; what to ask and how to respond
  24. Understanding the postproduction process (Rough Cut, Final Cut, etc)
  25. Understanding the use of design concepts (extreme long shot, close up, etc)
  26. Inserting video clips without their audio component
  27. Applying video effects to clips (black and white)
  28. Understanding the characteristics of the Program Monitor
  29. Understanding image file types (bmp, png, jpg, tif)
  30. Trimming clips using the razor tool
  31. Adjusting the volume of audio clips
  32. Using Chroma Key to remove/replace backgrounds
  33. Defining the Source Monitor tools (Insert, Overwrite, Mark In, Mark Out)
  34. Types of Workspaces available in the Window Menu
  35. Exporting sequences in different formats and qualities
  36. Applying effects to groups of clips in one step (Linking and Grouping clips)
  37. Understanding file organization (where and how files are saved) in Premiere
  38. Applying Cross Dissolve video transitions
  39. Adjusting and saving Workspaces
  40. Planning shots to use Chroma Key

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