Lesson 14, "Export Concepts" now turns away from the creative aspect of video editing and focuses more on the technical details. Here you will learn about the export file format essentials, understanding codecs, and what the essential codecs are.

Finally in lesson 15, "Exporting" describes how to transfer your finished product to the medium that you will be using.  Whether that is Flash, a social networking site, iPod, tape, DVD, or something else, you will get enough here to move on, on your own.

I really like Perkins' presentation in this video. His excitement is infectious and really makes you want to learn both about Premier Pro as well as video editing. His explanations make it easy to understand the concepts of video editing and what works, and even more, what doesn't. If you are interested in learning more about Premier Pro CS3, or more about video editing in general then I highly recommend Premier Pro CS3 Essential Training.

You can get Premier Pro CS3 Essential Training two ways. One is as a DVD training package Premier Pro CS3 Essential Training and the other is part of the online training experience at Lynda.com. The DVD Training Package is $149 USD and includes Premier Pro CS3 Essential Training as well as containing everything you need.

The online training Premier Pro CS3 Essential Training comes in three flavors. Paying $25 USD/month or $250 USD per year gets you all of the videos that are available online (approximately 21,811 videos on 318 topics at this time). Premium goes for $375 USD per year and you get all the videos as well as all of the exercise files. Take note that the exercise files are not included with the monthly or standard annual subscriptions. They are only included on the DVD version and with Premium subscriptions.

You can use Premier Pro CS3 Essential Training as a training program for the individual student, as well as the college or vocational teacher looking to supplement their educational materials. It is of benefit to anyone who needs help understanding Premier Pro CS3 Essential Training. You can also try out most of the first lesson and more for free at Lynda.com.