In this lesson, you will work with the project files from the pr02lessons folder.

In this lesson, you will gain an understanding of the key elements of the Premiere Pro interface and how to configure them to better suit your needs. PREMIERE PRO TUTORIAL: UNDERSTANDING THE WORKSPACE For more Adobe Premiere Pro training options, visit AGI’s Premiere Pro Classes. It is the first lesson in the Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 Digital Classroombook. This tutorial provides you with a foundation for working with the Adobe Premiere Pro workspace. Understanding the Premiere Pro workspace.What you’ll learn in this Premiere Pro Tutorial: Graphic Design for High School Students.But more importantly: it seem impossible to export the captions as. Con: It is a bit of extra work to first nest all the video files inside a separate sequence. Pro: Much easier editing, as now the videos and srt's are 'grouped'. Option B: Import each source video + srt file in a separate sequence, then import all these sequences into a master sequence where you edit everything. So, with each shift in the video files you have the shift the caption by the same amount. Con: Editing is cumbersome, as the captions do not move with the videos, and do not seem to be able to link to the videos somehow. srt file from the edit (which is my goal). Pro: After editing, I can export the video and a sidecar.

Option A: import all source video files and their. I tried two workflow options but neither is ideal. I want edit these videos and export it with a new.

I have a few dozen source videos which all already have separate. I'm trying to find a good workflow in PP 15.0 for my captioning needs.

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