Intermediate Premiere at Brooklyn’s Central Library — Advance Your Premiere Pro Craft

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Intermediate Premiere at Brooklyn’s Central Library — Advance Your Premiere Pro Craft

A 12-hour, instructor-led workshop at the Leon Levy Information Commons that teaches media management, sequences, audio basics and advanced Premiere effects for editors looking to sharpen skills.

Intermediate Premiere at Brooklyn’s Central Library — Advance Your Premiere Pro Craft.

Duration
12 hours
Location
Brooklyn
Operator
BRIC
Category
Workshop
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

This intermediate workshop runs as a focused, instructor-led course that builds on prior Premiere experience and drills into media management, sequence work, audio basics and a suite of digital effects — from transitions and picture-in-picture to chroma-key, motion graphics and titling — designed to help experienced editors produce cleaner, more polished videos.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

Advanced Effects and Motion Graphics
THE TOOLKIT

Advanced Effects and Motion Graphics

Dive into Premiere’s digital effects: learn transitions, picture-in-picture, chroma-key compositing, motion graphics and titling so you can translate ideas into professional-grade visuals.

Media Management, Sequences and Shortcuts
THE WORKFLOW

Media Management, Sequences and Shortcuts

Focus on media management and sequence organization while picking up editing techniques and keyboard shortcuts that streamline work and speed up project turnaround.

Audio Basics for Clean Mixes
THE SOUND

Audio Basics for Clean Mixes

Cover the fundamentals of audio in Premiere so your edits not only look professional but sound balanced and broadcast-ready.

What the day feels like

What the Workshop Feels Like

This compact course moves through focused modules in a classroom setting: setup and media ingest, sequence construction and editing workflows, effects and compositing labs, audio fundamentals, then finishing techniques and export—each segment intended to build on prior Premiere experience to leave participants with tighter, more efficient editing practices.

Advanced Effects and Motion Graphics

THE TOOLKIT

Advanced Effects and Motion Graphics

Dive into Premiere’s digital effects: learn transitions, picture-in-picture, chroma-key compositing, motion graphics and titling so you can translate ideas into professional-grade visuals.

Media Management, Sequences and Shortcuts

THE WORKFLOW

Media Management, Sequences and Shortcuts

Focus on media management and sequence organization while picking up editing techniques and keyboard shortcuts that streamline work and speed up project turnaround.

Audio Basics for Clean Mixes

THE SOUND

Audio Basics for Clean Mixes

Cover the fundamentals of audio in Premiere so your edits not only look professional but sound balanced and broadcast-ready.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this workshop is best for — and who should look elsewhere.

1
Intermediate EditorsIdeal for people who already have hands-on experience in Premiere and want to expand into effects, better media organization and cleaner audio work; the course lists prior Premiere editing as a prerequisite.
2
Film & Media StudentsA good fit for students seeking a concentrated skills upgrade—there is a student rate listed—who want practical classroom time to sharpen editing workflows.
3
BeginnersNot recommended for absolute beginners; the course requires prior Premiere experience or completion of an introductory Premiere editing class.
4
Professionals Seeking CertificationNot suitable if you need a certification: the course is listed as a non‑certification offering and is aimed at skill development rather than credentialing.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

The course totals 12 hours of class time.

What to Bring

Confirm any equipment or software requirements with the operator BRIC prior to the class.

Logistics & Meeting Point

Meet at the Leon Levy Information Commons in the Central Library for registration and setup.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the course?

The course comprises 12 total hours of class time.

Where does the class meet?

Classes meet at the Leon Levy Information Commons in the Central Library.

What is the cost for students?

The student rate listed for the course is $50.

Is this course suitable for beginners?

No — the course requires prior experience editing with Premiere or completion of a Video Editing with Premiere introductory class.

Does this course award a certification?

No — it is listed as a non-certification course focused on skills development.

What topics are covered?

The course covers media management, sequences, audio basics, and digital effects including transitions, picture-in-picture, chroma-key, motion graphics and titling.