[Perform-Talk] Accessibility of Adobe Premier

[Anne Davis]

Oof!
I don't know anything about the Software, but I will be interested to learn what you find out, and pray that they are able to work with you--if they really want you on their team, I would think, at least I would hope they would do whatever they had to, even if it means they change the Software to something that is going to be accessible, they use so that you can focus on doing what you do best!
Sending prayers and hugs😊.
Annie

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Subject: [Perform-Talk] Accessibility of Adobe Premier

Hi All:

I'm currently working on some hands-on training with a radio station in preparation for what will hopefully be a job there. I learned today that the software used for virtually all the production there is Adobe Premier, which I have heard of but know nothing about. Is Premier accessible at all? If so, what have your experiences been editing single-track and multi-track audio with it? Of course, there are other programs that do the same things that I know are accessible, but I would ideally like to use the same software they use. Thanks in advance for your help! 

Chris Nusbaum
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