I just finished Premiere training yesterday! Included in my Premiere training was Premiere Pro CS3 and CS4 (Mac and Windows), Premiere Elements 4 and 7 (Windows only), OnLocation CS3 (Windows) and CS4 (Mac and Windows), and Encore CS3 and CS4 (Mac/Windows).
So currently, I’ve gotten full on training in all of those, as well as Photoshop CS2, CS3, and CS4 (both platforms), Lightroom 1 and 2 (also both platforms), Photoshop Elements 4 (Windows/Mac), 5 (Windows), 6 (both) and 7 (windows), and installation of all products (CS2, CS3, CS4, both platforms).
How has my head not exploded? I don’t know. Hehe I don’t have to support allllll of those though.
But anyway I am now pretty well versed in the ways of video editing, capturing video, and DVD authoring. It’s pretty fun.
I don’t know how soon I’ll be getting my ACE’s for these products though. I’m not feeling nearly as cocky or even confidant in these programs as I did straight out of training for the other ones.
Not all of them, but most of them, haha. Also, DVD is digital versatile disk, remember?
Yes, but still not all of them hehe :)
I actually didn’t create the list of acronyms powering this thing! I didn’t even notice that DVD was defined wrong.. I will have to correct that later. Thanks for pointing it out!
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