Demo Reel with Adobe Premiere: Create an Impactful Portfolio

Organizing the project and working the soundtrack

A course by Thomaz Bastos , Video Editor

98% positive reviews (56)

970 students

Audio: Portuguese

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About the video: Organizing the project and working the soundtrack

Overview

“Now let's organize the project in Adobe Premiere and work with the soundtrack, getting it ready to sync with the movie.”

In this video lesson Thomaz Bastos addresses the topic: Organizing the project and working the soundtrack, which is part of the Domestika online course: Demo Reel with Adobe Premiere: Create an Impactful Portfolio. Learn to tell the story of your career through a creative film and promote your work in an attractive way.

Partial transcription of the video

“Organizing the project and working the soundtrack In this class we will organize the entire project in Adobe Premiere and start working with the soundtrack to get it ready for us to start importing our movie. Here, at this point in the course, I've already chosen my path, I already know which track I want to work on. My reel, again, I repeat, is a movie editor's reel, I already pre-chosen a cadence, a dynamic for my film, I imagine it being very cut, chopped, dynamic, which has a little variation in the track. The track I've already chosen has a variation, it starts really fast and then cha...”

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Course summary for: Demo Reel with Adobe Premiere: Create an Impactful Portfolio

Level: Beginner
98% positive reviews (56)
970 students
4 units
13 lessons (1h 52m)
1 download

Category
Photography & Video
Software
Adobe Premiere
Areas
Audiovisual Production, Film, Video & TV, Filmmaking, Photography Post-production, Portfolio Development, Script, Video, Video Editing

Thomaz Bastos

A course by Thomaz Bastos

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Video Editor

Thomaz Bastos is a Brazilian film editor based in São Paulo. He trained in multimedia design at the Billy Blue College of Design and Swinburne University in Sydney, Australia where he lived for seven years. He began his audiovisual career as an editor for a large production company where he worked on projects for important television stations including GNT, Canal BIS, and SONY.

He currently works as a freelancer and has made commercials for names like Red Bull, Mercedes-Benz, Converse All Star, Fox Sports, Shell, and O Boticário, as well as collaborated on two winning projects at the Cannes Film Festival: HP and Nosferatu.