Accessible Videos in Premiere Pro: Closed and Open Captions
Create accessible videos in Adobe Premiere Pro: generate a transcript, add closed and open captions, export caption files and upload them to YouTube. Rich Harrington shows step by step how to make videos everyone can enjoy with Adobe Premiere Pro. Captions help with discoverability, comprehension and inclusion, and they boost your video SEO. What you will learn: - How to generate an accurate transcript with speech to text in Premiere Pro - How to label speakers and correct the transcript - How to create, format and duplicate caption tracks - The difference between open and closed captions - How to burn in captions or export a caption file and upload it to YouTube - Why captions make your content more inclusive for deaf and hard of hearing viewers and help SEO Chapters: 00:00 Introduction: why accessible video matters 04:00 Use the right language and context 06:00 Create a transcript in Premiere Pro 08:00 Transcribe and label speakers 12:00 Correct the transcript 14:00 Create captions and pick a format 16:00 Open vs. closed captions 26:00 Duplicate caption tracks 30:00 Burn in open captions on export 32:00 Export the caption file and upload to YouTube 38:00 Why captions boost video SEO Source and licence: Original title: Create Accessible Videos in Premiere Pro: Easy Closed & Open Captions Tutorial Creator: Richard Harrington Original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifsaOGhcb5U Licence: Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Changes by alugha: title and description adapted, transcript translated into German, French, Spanish and Polish. Video and audio unchanged. Make your videos multilingual, GDPR-compliant and hosted in the EU: https://alugha.com/cms/full-service/ Follow alugha: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/alugha-gmbh Instagram: https://instagram.com/alugha_com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/alughaofficial Mastodon: https://rheinneckar.social/@alugha Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/alugha.com
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