Premiere Pro Portion of Project

The ITE 170 Project requirements for spring 2023 are shown at ITE 170 Project. Those requirements include HTML/CSS, Animate, Photoshop, and Premiere Pro. This document describes steps for creating the Premiere Pro portion.

1. Put the files needed for the movie in a folder. They will be easier to find if there aren't a lot of things not related to the project in this folder.
2. Create a Premiere Pro Project - For the ITE170 project, you need to create a project file. File > New >Project. Give it a name and specify where it should be saved; using the folder referenced in step 1 is one possibility..
3. To utilize the files in the project, they must be imported into the project. This can be done in several ways.
   1. To do this in the Media Browser within the Project Panel in Premiere Pro, select the files, right-click on any of them, and choose Import.
   2. File > Import and browse for the files. You can select multiple files in a folder at one time, and then click Open, or you can select a folder and then the import operation will import all the files in the folder, or
   3. Drag files or folders from Windows File Explorer into the Project panel in Premiere Pro
4. Creating a sequence in the Timeline panel can be done in several ways
   1. Dragging an imported file from the Project panel into the Timeline panel. The sequence name then becomes the name of the file you dragged into the Timeline panel. If you select several clips and drag, the sequence name will be the first one you selected.
   2. Dragging an imported file, or several selected files, onto the New Item icon at the bottom right of the Project panel
5. Outputting from Premiere Pro is described in Create Project.
6. Display of the output in a web page is described at Putting Movie on Page.

Revised: April 15, 2023. Comments to William Pegram, wpegram@nvcc.edu