Recap of Adobe MAX 2018 Highlights, Premiere Rush CC and Adobe Sneaks!
Catch the best parts of the latest Creative Cloud release, including several Adobe sneak peaks, in this report from the ground at Adobe MAX 2018.
Adobe Drops Premiere Pro CC 2019 (13.0)
Premiere Pro CC and Premiere Rush CC Headline the Release of Creative Cloud 2019.
Just hours before the Adobe MAX 2018 kickoff, Adobe released Creative Cloud 2019 with Premiere Pro CC and the all-new Premiere Rush CC leading the way. This post captures all the highlights of the release.
Support Changes for GPU Acceleration Coming to Premiere Pro
Adobe Announces Support Changes for GPU Acceleration with CUDA and Apple Metal in Future Release in Premiere Pro.
Adobe has released important information regarding support for GPU Acceleration with CUDA and Apple Metal in future releases of Premiere Pro CC.
The Best Premiere Products from September 2018 (FREE STUFF!)
September 2018: Top Free and Paid Presets, Plugins, and Products for Premiere Pro.
Are you a Premiere Pro user who likes free stuff? Do you like staying up on all the latest tech for Premiere Pro? You’re going to love this post!
Adobe Previews Premiere Pro CC 2019 at IBC
Premiere Pro CC 2019 Will Feature New Lumetri Curves, Essential Sound Repair, VR 180, Essential Graphics Upgrades, and more!
Have you been watching the calendar? If so, you probably realized it’s IBC week in Amsterdam, which means Adobe has taken the opportunity to preview the next major release of Premiere Pro CC! Here’s a rundown of the new features coming to Premiere Pro CC 2019.
PC for Premiere Pro: Blog Series Intro
Introducing a New Blog Series on Switching to PC for Editing in Premiere Pro.
This post is the first in a series on PC workstations, specifically for Premiere Pro users. Join us on this journey of learning why PC is the better, more affordable system for editing in Premiere Pro. Mac users will still benefit from this series when it comes to learning about computer components and how they are used by Premiere Pro.
Hands On with Premiere Handy Tools
The Handiest Tools in Premiere Pro: Meet the Developer of Premiere Handy Tools and Learn How to Start Coding Your Own Panels for Premiere Pro.
Premiere Handy Tools is simple panel that reduces multi-step workflow tasks in Premiere Pro to a click of a button. In this post, we'll tell you how it works and how to install it. The second half of the post is an interview with Premiere Handy tools developer, Julien Chichignoud.
Adobe Announces Windows and Mac OS Support Changes for Future Releases
Upcoming Versions of Premiere Pro CC will Require Windows 10 (1709) and macOS 10.12 or Higher.
We want to make Premiere Pro users aware of a very important support change coming to Premiere Pro CC. With IBC 2018 looming, Premiere Pro users need to plan ahead!
Shifter Transitions for Premiere Pro
Motion Array Drops New Drag and Drop Transitions for Premiere Pro.
Enhance your video and graphic transitions with Motion Array’s new Premiere Pro plugin: Shifter. We promise these are the “easiest” (pun intended) transitions you’ll ever use.
Free Black Bar Plugin and Templates for Premiere Pro
Create Black Bars in Premiere Pro with Free Aspect Ratio plugin and Letterbox Overlays.
Want to add those cinematic black bars to your video, but don't want to deal with big terms like "aspect ratios" and "sequences settings"? Check out these two free tools!
8 Tips for Editing Music in Premiere Pro
Level up your music editing skills with these practical Premiere Pro tips.
When it comes to editing music in Premiere Pro, there are a couple specific tricks and tools that will help you. This post will get you started by teaching you some of the fundamentals of editing music in Premiere Pro.
First-Ever UK TV Commercial With Woman Shaving Real Hair—Cut in Premiere Pro
Editor and colorist Andy Sackey gives tips for editing with Selects Sequences in Premiere Pro.
The award for first UK TV commercial to show a woman shaving herself goes to women's razor company Friction Free Shaving. Editor Andy Sackey describes his workflow for the TV commercial in Premiere Pro.