All tagged 2017-11X
Need to create an image mask for color grades, special effects, or other applications? You can do so directly in Adobe Premiere Pro. Adobe Premiere Pro allows you to create image masks directly within the program, which can save you time when editing video projects. The following step-by-step tutorial will show you how it’s done. —Andy Laviolette, Premiumbeat
Here are four simple solutions for fading out audio while working in Premiere Pro. If you’re just getting into editing or aren’t accustomed to working with audio, transitioning and cutting can be tricky. Distinguishing when to fade out or make a hard cut is up to you, but knowing how to make the transition will benefit all of your future projects. Let’s take a look at some different ways to end a track. —Logan Baker, Premiumbeat
Learn how to create a mirror or reflection effect in Premiere Pro. A very simple and short 1 minute tutorial for Adobe Premiere Pro. To achieve this effect we will use 3 effects: 1. Vertical Flip, 2. Linear Wipe, 2. Gaussian Blur. —Orange83
Kelsey Brannan a.k.a. Premiere Gal shows how to create and animate a subscribe button in Premiere Pro.
Learn how to quickly create a timelapse video using the Automate to Sequence feature in Adobe Premiere Pro. —Jason Boone, Premiumbeat
For Adobe Premiere Pro's 25th Anniversary, real (and might we say, accomplished) editors share why they use Adobe Premiere Pro. —Adobe
For Adobe Premiere Pro's 25th Anniversary, take a look back at where Adobe Premiere Pro began, and how far it's come. —Adobe
Adobe Premiere, released in 1991, was part of that revolution. Instead of a traditional video editing system comprised of expensive hardware, Premiere was software-only and could run on an affordable computer. With Adobe Premiere the user could place clips on the timeline, add effects, transitions, and a soundtrack. It looks simple by today’s standards, but it opened the door to anyone who wanted to learn the art of visual storytelling. —Adobe
Make The Cut & all of your video editing dreams could come true! Our first ever music video editing contest gives YOU the chance to work with exclusive footage from the new Imagine Dragons’ hit “Believer.” There are a handful of prizes to be won including the Grand Prize of $25,000 USD! Will you make the cut? —Adobe
In this video I explain the difference between After Effects & Premiere Pro and the dynamic link workflow. —Justin Odisho
In this tutorial, Jason Boone shows how to customize the monitor panel button bar in both the Source and Program monitors. Click the plus sign in the bottom right to open up the button editor, and drag and drop to add or remove buttons.
This 20 second tutorial shows how to hide audio cuts in Adobe Premiere Pro. This can help your audio to flow a lot better and make your premiere pro projects feel more impactful. —Jordan Dueck
