Want to learn how to sync audio in premiere pro? We're going to quickly go over how to use the synchronize function in the premiere pro timeline to quickly and effectively synchronize your audio and video in Premiere Pro. —Jordan Dueck
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Jordan Dueck: 1 Simple Trick To Make Your Subjects Stand Out in Premiere Pro
Want your subjects to stand out more? It's easy! In Premiere pro it's easy to isolate your character's face or entire figure with a simple mask. The best part is that Premiere Pro is able to recognize movement in the scene and adjust so that the changes are subtle. Making your subject stand out is quick and easy, so let's dive into Premiere Pro and check out how to get this effect! —Jordan Dueck
Jordan Dueck: How To Crop Video In Premiere Pro
How do you crop videos In Premiere Pro? It's a skill in Premiere that you can use often, so I'll show you in this Tutorial that it's easy to add a crop to your clips. Adding a crop is as simple as adding the effect titled "crop". —Jordan Dueck
Jordan Dueck: How To Add Adjustment Layers In Premiere Pro
How to add adjustment layers in Premiere Pro. It's a commonly asked question, and we answer it in this video. But we also go into more detail about what you can do with adjustment layers in Premiere Pro and how you can best take advantage of their functionality. —Jordan Dueck
Jordan Dueck: How To Close Gaps Between Clips In Premiere Pro
In this quick video we learn how to delete the empty space between clips on your Premiere Pro timeline. It's easy. Just go to sequence - close gap, and premiere will do the work for you! —Jordan Dueck
Jordan Dueck: Track Matte Text Effect | Transparent Text Effect
Want to make a transparent text effect? Me to! Here's how to do it! You need to make a track matte text layer. Under keying in your video effects is called the track matte key effect. —Jordan Dueck
Motion Array: How to Make a Gradient Wipe Transition (Luma Wipe)
In this tutorial we explore how to a custom gradient wipe transition. This can also be called a luma wipe and others have called this the Sam Kolder effect (a filmmaker who appears to have made this transition popular). This custom transition takes advantage of how the gradient wipe creates transparency based on a clip's brightness or darkness. This means that the transition will dynamically work it's way from bright to dark sections or vice versa. —Motion Array
Motion Array: How To Stabilize Handheld Footage in Premiere Pro
By shooting your footage at a higher frame rate and then slowing it down in post production, you effectively smooth out your footage. However, when you combine this with the utilization of the warp stabilizer effect [in Premiere Pro], the quality of your resulting stabilization is greatly enhanced. —Jordan Dueck, Motion Array
Motion Array: How To Change Fonts In Motion Graphics Templates
In this video we go through the process of changing fonts in .mogrt Motion Graphics files for Premiere Pro. Unfortunately, until now it has been frustrating and seemingly impossible to change fonts in these motion graphics files. Here we break down the method by which to re-create your .mogrt file as an After Effects file and change to font from within After Effects. Here we can then re-export the motion graphics template to use again back in Premiere Pro. —Motion Array
Jordan Dueck: Add Text in Premiere Pro CC 2017 (NEW UPDATE)
A tutorial on how to add text in premiere pro CC 2017. This is the new method of adding text after the April 19, 2017 update. My last tutorial came out a few weeks before this update, and people have been viewing it in hopes of finding the new method, I hope this is not too late. —Jordan Dueck
Motion Array: Create Lower Thirds In Premiere Pro
In this video, we explore how to create and animate basic lower thirds in Premiere pro. A common misconception is that you need to be a graphic designer to create good lower thirds. This couldn’t be farther from the truth. And now with the addition of Motion Graphics capabilities inside of Premiere Pro, the process of creating lower thirds has never been easier. —Motion Array
Jordan Dueck: 5 Tips in Premiere Pro I Wish I Knew (Part 5)
5 tips to help you edit better, faster, and smarter in Premiere Pro. I learned them them the hard way and did things wrong for a long time, hopefully you don't have to do the same thing. Cheers! —Jordan Dueck