The Muvipix.com Guide to Adobe Premiere Elements 13: The tools, and how to use them, to make movies on your personal computer using the best-selling video editing software program.

A veteran user of several video editing programs and systems, Steve is the co-founder of Muvipix, a help and support site for amateur and semi-professional videomakers. A professional graphic designer and video freelancer, he has taught classes in Photoshop, lectured on design and even created classes for lynda. . He lives in suburban Milwaukee. About the Author Steve Grisetti holds a master’s degree in Telecommunications from Ohio University and spent several years working in the motion picture and television industry in Los Angeles

Only Premiere Elements 13 book currenty available Richard Eltzroth At this time, this is the only book available for Premiere Elements 13. I'm waiting for Adobe to come out with "Classroom in a Book', so I got this one in the interim.This guide book is a good description of Premiere Elements for beginners. Advanced Elements users that have just upgraded or those wanting some good examples may be disappointed. The beginning of the book keeps referring to later chapters for more information while those later chapters are sparse. The last chapter on outputting to various formats could have been much more extensive in des. Mercutio said The Muvipix.com Guide to Adobe Premiere Elements 9. I don't write many reviews, but I felt the need to do so for this book.I'm not very savvy when it comes to using my computer for movie-editing, and this book, by Mr. Grisetti, does a very fine job of educating me without talking down to me. Mr. Grisetti clearly takes pride in his authorship and he makes it a specific point to explain terms that the reader may not know. There are times when he gives his opinion and that's refreshing to me because I have come to trust his view when it comes to all things dealing with Premiere Elements.I debated choosing . technicraft said I find this very useful when learning a program. This was purchased for my wife and daughter who helped her work on a video presentation for high school. It provides insight into using the program with screen shots as they would appear on the computer during use. I find this very useful when learning a program. It helps me become more comfortable with executing program steps to know that what I am seeing on the computer screen is the expected outcome.

A veteran user of several video editing programs and systems, Steve is the co-founder of Muvipix, a help and support site for amateur and semi-professional videomakers. Steve Grisetti holds a master’s degree in Telecommunications from Ohio University and spent several years working in the motion picture and television industry in Los Angeles. . A professional graphic designer and video freelancer, he has taught classes in Photoshop, lectured on desi

• How to take advantage of the innovative new file management systems in the redesigned Elements Organizer. • How to turn your raw footage into exciting movies using the new Video Story tool. • The magic of keyframing, Premiere Elements’ most versatile and powerful tool for creating motion paths and special effects. • How to interface with Adobe Revel. • How to output video for the Web, a disc or your mobile device.. He’ll show you: • How to use the Motion Tracking tool, Adjustment Layers and the new Favorite Moments tool to edit and enhance your videos. • How to shift the playback speed of your movie with the Time Remapping tool. Steve Grisetti, host of Adobe’s Premiere Elements forum, founding member of videomaker support site Muvipix, lynda instructor and author of the Muvipix Guide book series, takes you from the basics of video editing with Premiere Elements, like capturing your media and building a timeline, to advanced functions, like creating custom