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Sometimes you get provided or find a still image that you want to add animation to. You can do this by combining key frames and  the tools:
1) Opacity
2) Position
3) Scale
4) Rotation
The way you do this is by:
1) Select the image that you want to animate then go to the top left hand window and click on the first tab in the window so you see lots of dropdown bars within the window.
2) Select the tool you want to use from the list above or any others in effects and there should be a stopwatch icon that you need to click on.
3) Once you have clicked on the icon there will be a second icon that appears (a blue diamond). If you click on this blue diamond then it will add a key frame at the point you are at on the timeline.
4) Once you have created a key frame you can then change the parameter you wanted to use to animate the still image.
5) Keep moving the point you are at in the timeline and adding more keyframes to make the still image move.

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Premier Pro Skills - Removing A Green Screen

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Premier Pro Skills - Removing A Green Screen

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For a lot of different projects you may need to film or create content with a green/blue screen background that you will then need to remove in Premier Pro. To do this you will need to:
1) Get the content into a timeline on premier pro;
2) In the bottom left hand corner window there will be a tab called "effects" which you need to click on. This will bring up a search bar and you should search for "ultra-key"
3) Click on the media you want to use the ultra-key tool with. Then in the top left hand corner will be a window with multiple tabs and you need to click on the "effects control" tab.
4) Drag the ultra-key tool into the effects control tab
5) In the ultra-key tool there will be a small icon of a pipette, you need to click on this then click onto the green section of the content and it will remove the green screen.

It works by taking the colour of the pixels beneath the pipette icon and removing all pixels of that colour. If you want a better result from the ultra-key tool the press the command key whilst clicking with the pipette as it will take a bigger sample of pixels so the removal of the green screen will be more accurate.

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In Premier pro there is the hotkey CMD and K which acts as a razor blade an will split the audio or video content wherever your mouse is on the track. It will then become 2 separate pieces of content that can be moved individually.

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1) The scroll bar at the bottom of the section where you see the content in the video, zooms in and out on the timeline
2) Double click content to move it around the video

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Premiere Pro Skills - Ungrouping Video And Audio

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Premiere Pro Skills - Ungrouping Video And Audio

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To begin with, I did some very basic experimentation on the software because I hadn't used it before. The first thing I did was splitting up and removing audio from a video which will be very important for this project because as it is a dance piece, we wouldn't be able to have an audio to go with the projection as it would interfere with the dancers music. To split the sound from the video then you need to highlight the video and sound, then click on the "clip" option on the menu bar which will bring up more options in a dropdown bar. One of these options in the dropdown bar will be "ungroup" which you should click and then the audio and video will then be separate. If needed you can then delete the sound without having to delete the video.