Happy holidays Premiere Pro users! It's that time of year to look back and count your blessings. For Premiere Bro, that means being thankful for amazing editing software and many wonderful readers. That means you! If you're reading this, thank you!
NAB Show New York, formerly CCW, is the condensed, East coast version of NAB Show. NYC native and Adobe certified trainer, Paul Murphy, shares his experience at NAB Show New York 2016. Join Paul as he revisits the Adobe booth and the Post|Production Conference and Campus. At the end of the post, Paul shares 5 tips from his presentation Hidden Keyboard Shortcuts in Adobe Premiere Pro.
In a post Final Cut Pro 7 world, video editors are concerned about the integrity and longevity of their editing software. Like modern rock n’ roll, technology is making it easy for post-production software manufacturers to “sell out” by prioritizing consumer accessibility over professional functionality. In the wake of the Creative Cloud 2017 release, Adobe’s Steve Forde assures Premiere Pro CC users that Adobe is steadfastly sold out for video professionals.
Revisit Adobe MAX 2016 with certified Adobe Premiere Pro trainer, Dylan Osborn. If you were not able to attend, this is your chance to get in on the excitement of this year’s Adobe MAX conference. Dylan shares his MAX experience in this list of tips and insights aimed at Premiere Pro users and video creators.
This blog post is definitely late to the "What's new in Premiere Pro CC 2017" party. In fact, by the time you read this, chances are that Adobe has already announced the next new features coming to Premiere Pro CC. That's the wonderful annoyance we have as Premiere Pro CC users: when someone says "new features in Premiere Pro CC", it's difficult to know exactly which new features they're talking about.
That said, here's a list of the new features in Premiere Pro CC 2017 accompanied by some user reactions and insights.
Adobe MAX is a celebration of innovation and creativity for Adobe and their customers. This year's Adobe MAX conference marks the release of Creative Cloud 2017, as well as several exciting product announcements and beta programs. Here are some of the headliners from the General Session of Day 1 at Adobe MAX 2016. Followed by a few practical editing tips from one of the Premiere Pro sessions.
Get to know Kelsey Brannan, the gal behind Premiere Gal. In this Premiere Profile, learn where Kesley comes from, where she's going, and how you can participate in Premiere Gal.
Adobe Video World 2016 was intense. The event ran six days, and each day averaged six sessions for a total of nine hours a day! (That's not including evening socials or expos.) If you weren't able to attend, wouldn't it be sweet to get in on some of that Premiere Pro action? I think so. And so, for the second year in a row, Premiere Bro brings you these 10 Premiere Pro tips from Adobe Video World.
Adobe Video World is the apex conference for Premiere Pro CC and After Effects CC users. It combines the formerly separate Premiere Pro World and After Effects World into one "dynamically linked" event. This post links to the daily recaps from Adobe Video World 2016.
Thanks to the Audio Network panel for Adobe Premiere Pro CC, video editors are free to browse and license music more efficiently then ever. Listen and learn how this integrated music library inside Premiere Pro CC will make searching and purchasing music faster and more productive.
The next release of Premiere Pro CC is all about connectedness. From the introduction of a new Team Projects service to a new Live Text Template file format, Adobe is making it easier for video editors to connect to their work, their audiences and to each other.
Team Projects a new service that is going to revolutionize the way Premiere Pro CC users collaborate with each other and with After Effects artists. Here are 10 key takeaways from the Team Projects preview.
