In this tutorial, Peter McKinnon shares his "highly anticipated" top 10 Premiere Pro tips he's collected over the years. We've broken out each tip into its own segment so you can get the most out of Peter’s tips and his McKinnonisms.
In this tutorial, featuring Video School Online, you’ll learn how to create a smooth rotating transition with real motion blur inside Premiere Pro. You will also learn how to build the mirrored grid, the first step in creating many popular transitions.
Christopher Cotton of TheyCallMeCotton has published a free pack of 4 Lens Distortion Transitions for Premiere Pro. Follow this tutorial to learn how to install effect presets and how to set up your clips to use the Lens Distortion effect as a transition.
In this 4-in-1 tutorial, featuring Motion Array, you will be guided to four particularly helpful effects in Premiere Pro. In this post, we break down all four effects and draw out some helpful, practical uses for each one.
There's more than one way to do pretty much everything in Premiere Pro. Especially when it comes to editing clips to the Timeline. In this tutorial, featuring Colin Smith of VideoRevealed, you will learn how to Insert, Overwrite, Overlay, and Replace clips using the 'hidden' drop-zones in the Program monitor.
Motion Array doesn't stop being awesome. On the heels of re-launching with two all-new Review and Portfolio services, Motion Array has announced Shifter, a pack of native Premiere Pro transitions for their members.
Viewer attention is a big challenge for video creators. Especially when viewers are searching for specific information. One way to help your viewers is adding a burn-in progress bar and segment markers in your videos. In this tutorial, featuring a video by Chung Dha, you will learn how to create progress bars and segment markers in Premiere Pro.
Mirror, mirror on the wall. What is the fairest NLE of all? Premiere Pro, of course! In this tutorial, Kyler Holland shows three examples of how to create a kaleidoscope with the multiple Mirror effects in Premiere Pro.
From complex visual effects to simple fixes, masks are an essential part of video editing. In this tutorial, featuring a video by Jordan Dueck of Motion Array, you will learn four different ways to use masks in Premiere Pro.
Recreate the Ghost glitch effect from the new Marvel movie, Ant man and the Wasp. Use a simple Adobe Premiere Pro effect and editing tricks to create a RGB split and digital glitch effect. —Cinecom.net
Film colorization is a technique used to convert historical black & white footage into color. In this tutorial, VFX artist Mary Poplin shows how to use the Mocha Pro plug-in and Adobe Premiere Pro to save time on this typically time-consuming process. The key to colorization is accurate layer masks for color correction. —Boris FX
