Welcome to the new Premiere Bro! We are proud to launch our new website along with several new features like our News page and Project Rush Blog. As the world's largest Premiere Pro user blog and fansite, our mission continues to be enriching the Premiere Pro editing experience and user community. See how our new site works and check out our new style!
Adobe's new Project Rush is a video editing game-changer. But for who? Is Adobe going to do what Apple did with FCP X? We ask all the questions about Project Rush and source the opinions of many professional editors and Premiere Pro users. Only time will tell who has the right answer.
Project Rush is the first cross-device video editing application for creating and sharing online video content. In this post we reveal key insights from an Adobe sneak peek Project Rush demonstration, and we ask the question: what does Project Rush mean for professional editors?
Motion Array has revamped their Marketplace and added two new services, Review and Portfolio, at no additional cost to members. We heartily believe the new Motion Array can change the way video creators, and particularly Premiere Pro users, create, review, and share videos.
In this post, we look at the new Transition Pack 4 from FilmImpact.net, and how these professional and affordable transitions can impact your edit points. Make sure you read to the end for a limited-time FilmImpact.net discount, and information on how to get 5 free FilmImpact.net transitions!
After every major release of Premiere Pro CC, we assemble a "user review" featuring Tweets from you, Premiere Pro users, and assess how well the new features were received. See what other video editors have to say about Color Match, Auto-Ducking, and other new features in Premiere Pro CC 2018 (12.1).
Adobe has released Premiere Pro CC 2018 (12.1), available now for all Creative Cloud subscribers. At the center of the release are new smart color and audio workflows, powered by Adobe's artificial intelligence: Adobe Sensei. Learn how to use the Color Match, Auto-Ducking, and Comparison View in Premiere Pro CC 2018 (12.1). As well as the updated Essential Graphics panel, the new Learning Workspace, User Voice Community, and lots more!
To celebrate the fact that Easter lands on April Fools this year, we've compiled a special list of Easter eggs and practical jokes in Premiere Pro. We will deny any involvement if you get busted for these pranks.
Passive income. It’s what we all want. Have you considered earning money selling stock video? In this post, we will look at several tips for shooting and editing high-quality stock video. We’ll dive into Premiere Pro and learn the important settings for creating sequences and exporting clips that meet stock video requirements. There are also some suggestions for de-noising, color grading, and stabilizing footage before selling as stock video.
BeatEdit is a Premiere Pro extension that auto detects beats in a music track, and generates clip or sequence markers in Premiere Pro. In this extensive post, we cover how to use BeatEdit, and how to manually and automatically edit to beat markers in Premiere Pro.
The 12.0.1 update for Premiere Pro CC 2018 adds support for Variable Frame Rate. But that's not all! In this post we break down all of the new features tucked away in this sweet little Premiere Pro update.
Meet the man who is largely responsible for the future of Premiere Pro CC. Premiere Bro is proud to share this exclusive Premiere Profile with Adobe's Patrick Palmer. In this interview, we ask Patrick about Adobe's recent push into the Hollywood market and how that focus impacts non-Hollywood editors. He discusses the latest challenges facing video editors, and how the new features in Premiere Pro CC 2018 expand creativity by saving valuable time.
