In his follow up to Source Patching in Premiere Pro, Jason Boone explains Track Targeting, and how it affects Timeline functions like copy/paste, match frame and go to next/previous edit point.
Track targeting explained! —Jason Boone
Source: https://youtu.be/gJrGbMSj7R0
YouTuber, Chinfat, has been busy publishing episodes to his Premiere Pro CC 2017 Tutorials playlist. At the time of this writing, he has 11 episodes. These tutorials range from preferences and settings to panel-specific features. Chinfat's tutorials are very thorough; Premiere Pro CC 2017 users will greatly benefit from his knowledgable insights.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOVqmUlWq2N_uiWwiZeJRuzJwC6Bq8Xne
Having to constantly customize export settings in Premiere Pro can get annoying. Especially when you're exporting version after version with the same settings. Why not make a preset instead? In this Premiumbeat blog post, Jason Boone shows how to create presets from commonly used export settings in Premiere Pro.
Streamline your video editing workflow by creating custom export presets in Premiere Pro. It only takes three simple steps! —Jason Boone, Premiumbeat Blog
Fan of the "Hollywood" look? Watch how YouTuber, Casual Savage creates his version of the Hollywood cinematic look in Premiere Pro. First, he applies the "Cinespace 50" Lumetri preset. Interestingly enough, Casual Savage uses the Fast Color Corrector for the actual color correction.
How To: Hollywood Film Look in Adobe Premiere Pro CC! In this video, I will be showing you how to create Hollywood film look in Premiere Pro CC. If you want to apply this effect to more than one clip, I recommend creating an adjustment layer and adding on all of the effects to that. —Casual Savage
Share: https://youtu.be/pToHr0saVV4
Ever wish you could go back in time? In Premiere Pro you can. And that's a terrible intro to this great tutorial by Justin Odisho. Watch how he creates "time stutter effects" in Premiere Pro by reversing the speed of a clip.
In this Adobe Premiere pro CC 2017 Tutorial, I will show you how to reverse a clip speed to get it to play backwards, and also how to create back and forth time stutter rewind effect to stylize your video projects. —Justin Odisho
Source: https://youtu.be/kTk6NBkSodE
From the Adobe Creative Cloud blog and YouTube channel comes this look at how the post-production team of IFC's Documentary Now!, starring Fred Armisen, Bill Hader, and Set Meyers, uses Creative Cloud to produce documentary parodies. The blog post, written by Meagan Keane, specifically mentions the Lumetri Color panel in Premiere Pro, "The team works with adjustment layers in Premiere Pro, specifically the Lumetri color tools and grain overlays to achieve many of the desired effects."
See how the team behind the comedy series "Documentary Now!" uses Adobe Creative Cloud to bring a different approach to documentary filmmaking. —Adobe
Source: https://blogs.adobe.com/creativecloud/documentary-now-emulates-classic-documentary-styles
In this quick video tutorial, Jason Boone gives an overview of source patching in Premiere Pro. Not to be confused with track targeting, source patching, or "Source Assignments" has to do with inserting or overwriting media from the Source panel into the Timeline.
Source patching explained... —Jason Boone
Source: https://youtu.be/xbRoT47BOrw
Editors Retreat Program Chair and Adobe Master Trainer, Jeff Greenberg, has a thing for making editors cry with game-changing Premiere Pro tips. Be part of this free Editors Retreat webinar with Jeff, and learn some insanely handy hidden features in Premiere Pro. Don't forget a box of tissues because Jeff's 20 Premiere Pro tips will make you emotional. Attendees will have the chance to win a Transition Pack 3 by FilmImpact.net.
Join Editors Retreat Program Chair, Jeff I. Greenberg, to learn 20 Premiere Pro tips guaranteed to make your life easier and change your editing lifestyle. From organizational tips, workflow shortcuts and hidden features in Premiere Pro, there’s bound to be one or two that will stick with you forever. —Editors Retreat
Source: https://www.fmctraining.com/events/editors-retreat-webinar#
Hopefully you've feasted yours eyes on the new visual keyboard shortcut map in Premiere Pro CC 2017. Now it's time to learn how to use it! In this Done With Dylan video tutorial, Dylan Osborn explains the visual keyboard shortcut map, and shows how to map custom keyboard shortcuts... in three minutes!
Save time by mapping your keyboard shortcuts! In three minutes you'll learn how to use the new visual keyboard interface in Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017 and later. It's a big win for editors, and you can map different commands to the same key. BONUS: At the end there’s a list of 30 shortcuts worth mapping on your own keyboard! —Dylan Osborn
Source: https://vimeo.com/193651295
Light leaks are great way to stylize your video. They also work great as transitions, flashing the frame and concealing cuts. In this Premiere Pro tutorial, Justin Odisho will show you how blend modes are applied to light leak footage, and then placed above edit points to act as transitions.
In this Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017 Tutorial, I will show you how to create a stylized light leak transition effect using light leak footage. —Justin Odisho
Source: https://youtu.be/hzZmfh9U2NE
Sometimes you just need a simple graphic in text in the bottom third of your video. Some might call this a simple lower third, and Mike Russell of Music Radio Creative shows you how to create one in this Premiere Pro tutorial. Watch Mike create a basic title using the Title Designer in Premiere Pro CC.
Adobe Premiere Pro has an easy method for included for creating great simple lower thirds in the font and style you want. Here's how to do it in a few minutes using a couple of video tracks and the title menu. —Mike Russell, Music Radio Creative
Source: https://youtu.be/bYwen51IJzw
Warp Stabilizer is magic inside Premiere Pro CC. But sometimes it can't figure out the difference between the foreground and background. That's when you need the tried-and-true tracking and stabilization in After Effects CC. In this video tutorial, Miesner Media shows how to send a clip from Premiere Pro CC to After Effects CC via Dynamic Link for manual tracking and stabilization.
Ever have those shots that just need a little bit of love, but make warp stabalizer puke its guts out? Well today we dive into after effects to see how easy it can be to make it look like you know what you're doing with a camera! —Miesner Media
Source: https://youtu.be/olZf1NrcR4Y
