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WhoIsMatt: How to use Proxy Files to Edit Super Fast in Premiere Pro

This video will show you how to create proxy files to MASSIVELY speed up your video editing speed, regardless of the specs of your computer. This is my entire workflow for creating video proxies, including my exact preset settings for both Mac and PC. You can also download my proxy preset (linked [below]) to save you the time of creating your own. Lastly, I cover how to create proxies even if you interpret your footage! If you've tried doing this before, you've probably noticed that the frame rates of your proxy files don't match up with your native video files. My workaround fixes this issue. —WhoIsMatt

Rocket Pencil Productions: How to Save Multiple Clips from One Timeline in Adobe Premiere Pro

This latest video is answering a question from a viewer who wanted to know how to save/render multiple clips from a timeline. Set in's and outs on the timeline of the clip you want to render. File -Export - Export Media or CMD M or CTRL M. Give it a file name and then hit queue. Make sure the Source Range is set to Sequence in and Out! —Rocket Pencil Productions