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1. #Import video adobe premiere pro 2.0 mac os
2. #Import video adobe premiere pro 2.0 series
3. #Import video adobe premiere pro 2.0 windows

Now inside our Project panel we've got a list of clips. I can make individual selections if I like but I'm happy to have all of these and I'm going to right click on any of them and I'm going to choose Import.

#Import video adobe premiere pro 2.0 mac os

So, I'm going to press in this case Ctrl + A that would be Command A on Mac OS to select everything here. I'm just going to scroll down here and actually I think I'm pretty much happy to have all of this.

I'm going to browse into the Media Files folder and I'm not going to pay too much attention right now but I'm going to select some of these clips. And the Media Browser is going to allow me to look through the contents of my storage to find the clips, the video files, the photos and graphics and so on that I want to use in my project. So, I'm going to go to the Media Browser. The first thing we're going to want to do is get some media in, get some video files into the project. I'm just going to click OK and here we are in an empty Premiere Pro project. I'm not worried about the rest of the options for now. You could always move it later on of course but I'm happy with it being here in my Media folder.

we get a familiar browse dialog where we can choose the location for the new project file. I'm going to call this First project and if I click Browse. Back on the Start screen this time I'm going to click New Project.

So, I'm not too concerned and I'm going to click No. That change might just be that I'm looking at a different part of the project. I've got this little asterisk next to the name that tells me that some kind of change has happened.

#Import video adobe premiere pro 2.0 windows

I'm on a Windows machine, so this is C Drive rather than a System Drive or another kind of plugged-in drive. But you'll notice up at the top here next to the project name it's quite useful because we've got the location of the project as well. And Premiere Pro is inviting me to Save changes, there aren't any really. I'm just going to go to the File menu and I'm going to choose Close Project. That's the film that you're making if you like. This is for previewing the videos that you've got in your project, you can play them back and just have a look and see if you want to use them or not and over on the right here the Program monitor is for looking at the sequence that you're building. If I double click to open one of these you can see it opens in this Source monitor at the top left corner. It's a bin in Premiere Pro and in that bin I've got some clips. Inside of this panel I've got something that looks a bit like a folder. This is the Project panel and it's showing me the contents of the project. And you see every panel has its name at the top left-hand corner. Another important panel for you to be familiar with is this one down at the bottom left.

#Import video adobe premiere pro 2.0 series

And when I do that at the top right in this Program monitor, you can see this is the Program monitor, it's showing us our Master Sequence, we get the visuals from that series of clips. I'm just going to click a little earlier in the sequence here, where you can see we've got a number of clips all lined up ready to make a program. Over at the bottom right here we've got the Timeline panel. And here we are now in Premiere Pro looking at this project. So, I'm going to select this 01_01 Create a project.prproj and I'm going to click Open. It's just going to allow us to open a file. This is Windows Explorer and if we were on Mac OS this would be a Finder dialog. I'm just going to click back into Premiere Pro and I'm going to click on Open Project. We can open one of these up by double clicking on them but I'm going to show you from inside the Start screen first of all. All of your creative decisions are going to be stored in that file. A Premiere Pro project file is a file like any other. and the option to open an existing project. The two that we're really interested in are the option to create a New Project. And there are a couple of options on here. When you first start Adobe Premiere Pro this is what you're going to see.