Daily Editorial Workflows for Assistant Editors in Premiere

This Adobe course moves from initial project setup into daily production work. Three modules cover incoming footage, proxy and multicamera workflows, troubleshooting and editorial support. A continuing project ties technical decisions to the notes and revisions that help another editor work efficiently.

What you will learn

• Prepare and organize incoming footage
• Manage proxies and common technical problems
• Track revisions and communicate editorial status

Who this suits

The provider lists Beginner, but understanding a Premiere project and basic media organization will help. The assistant-editor foundations course or comparable experience provides useful context for the daily workflow.

Before you enroll

Coursera estimates four study hours. Software access is separate. Proxy, frame-rate and synchronization decisions should be tested with the actual media rather than copied blindly from an example. Record problems clearly and verify a small sample before applying a batch operation to an entire practice project.

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Put it into practice

Prepare dailies and a short selects sequence from sample clips. Create a proxy test, document an intentional missing-link problem and write clear recovery and handoff notes.

Source and review

This overview is based on the provider's published information, checked on 12 October 2026. It is an editorial assessment, not a claim that we completed the resource. Time filters are approximate study ranges; projects and exercises can take longer.

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