The document provides steps for setting up a music video project in Adobe Premiere Pro and importing footage. It explains how to open a new project, import clips, drag clips into the timeline sequence, and ensure the sequence settings match the footage. It also describes how to preview clips before adding them to the sequence and how to drag audio files underneath video clips in the timeline.

1. MUSIC VIDEO
PRODUCTION
PROCESS
LOGYOUR NAME

2. Step 1: Open
Premiere Pro
and click new
project.
Step 2: This small tab
should appear giving you
the opinion to change
different features.
Step 3: Premiere will then open this screen
up witch will be used for all your editing
and importing/exporting clips.
Step 4:To import clips you will have to go to file and
click import clips, once you have done that chose the
clips you want to insert into your sequence
EDITING –
SETTING UP PREMIERE AND
IMPORTING FOOTAGE

3. EDITING –
SETTING UP PREMIERE AND
IMPORTING FOOTAGE
Step 5: When you have chosen your
clips they will appear in a small box at
the bottom left, from here you will drag
the clips into the sequence.
Step 6: As you can now see my clips
have been dragged into my sequence
ready to be edited.
Step 7: It is important to make
sure your sequence is set to
the correct settings [DSLR
1080p 25], to do this hold
down these two buttons on
your keyboard [ cmd + n ].
Once you have pressed the
two this new sequence tap will
pop up allowing you to change
the settings to whatever you
wish.
Step 8: If you wish to
add some kind of audio
to your project all you
have to do is drag it
underneath your clips
in your sequence.

4. EDITING –
WORKSPACE
This box is
where all your
clips, images,
audio files
and pretty
much
anything you
import.
This is a preview window, you can drag a
certain clip you want to edit and editing in here
before you add it to your sequence.
These are the audio levels,
they show the beats in your
audios.
This is the main box as this is
what you will watch your full
project on and edit certain
things.
This is where you will chose
your editing effects, colour
scheme, text etc.
Down here you will notice a small folder icon, when you click this it will
create a bin folder for you to throw unwanted files away, however if you
accidently throw something away you can always open the bin and pull
it back out.