It's been exactly two weeks since the preview of Premiere Pro CC 2018. That's 14 days to think about the new features, and how they're going to impact our editing workflows. Let's see what Premiere Pro users have to say about them.
The new features coming to Premiere Pro CC this Fall take new aim at collaborative editing and motion graphics workflows. In Premiere Pro CC 2018, video creators will find new ways of sharing projects, new ways of VR/360 video storytelling, and new ways to adapt motion graphics to fit project requirements.
This tutorial will help you get more out of thumbnails in Premiere Pro. We are going to be looking specifically at the following Project panel settings: Preview Area, Thumbnails, Thumbnails show effects applied, Hover Scrub, Thumbnail controls for all pointing devices.
Thanks to everyone who participated in the Premiere Bro Summer 2017 survey. The number of responses was overwhelming, and your comments were really helpful and encouraging. Check out the survey results and some of the new features we've added to Premiere Bro!
Pond5 is royalty-free stock-media library with over 8 million HD and 4K video clips, and they recently released their own panel for Premiere Pro. The Pond5 workflow in Premiere Pro is both excellent and intuitive. As video creators, it’s so nice to finally live in a time when we can search and purchase content from the web without leaving Premiere Pro.
This tutorial on Automate to Sequence won't change the way you edit in Premiere Pro. But, it could change the way you begin an edit in Premiere Pro. We'll also look at how Automate to Sequence can help you edit to a beat, make time-lapses and fix audio pops on jump cuts.
Kyno is a standalone app that combines media management workflows into one easy-to-use interface. Kyno is perfect for quickly adding metadata, renaming files, creating proxies, and much more.
This Premiere Pro Audio Workflow Guide for Editors is a 2-part series that identifies "essential" audio tools in Premiere Pro, and shows how to use them in a real-world audio workflow. Part 2 focuses on how to use the Tube-Modeled Compressor, Parametric EQ, Audio Keyframes, and the Hard Limiter effects to achieve high-quality sound for professional videos. This series is modeled after the audio workflow of veteran editor and trainer, Paul Murphy, who shares his recommendations for producing a professional mix in Premiere Pro.
This Premiere Pro Audio Workflow Guide for Editors is a 2-part series that identifies "essential" audio tools in Premiere Pro, and shows how to use them in a real-world audio workflow. Part 1 focuses on how to use the Loudness Auto-Match button, Audio Gain, and the Loudness Radar to achieve a target loudness, particularly for the web. This series is modeled after the audio workflow of veteran editor and trainer, Paul Murphy, who shares his recommendations for producing a professional mix in Premiere Pro.
One of Premiere Pro's greatest strengths is it's fully customizable interface. It's important to understand the inner workings of workspaces if you want to work faster in Premiere Pro. This in-depth blog post will help editors understand how to manage Premiere Pro workspaces and troubleshoot unresponsive or missing workspaces.
Premiere Pro gives editors a lot of choices when it comes to customizing their editing workflow. The 10 preferences in this blog post are particularly practical, and focus on working with media in the Project and Timeline panels. Understanding these preferences will help you edit faster and more efficiently in Premiere Pro.
NAB Show is a chance to get exclusive sneak peaks at technology that will be on the market in the near future. Dylan Osborn shares 5 cool products from NAB Show 2017 that will boost your Premiere Pro editing workflow.
