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Oct 28 Week in Premiere 10/28/16

This Week in Premiere Pro:

Apple and Microsoft Events
New Red Giant and Digital Anarchy Products
Beginner Tutorials for Premiere Pro
So Many Keyboard Shortcuts

Adobe MAX is next week! For those that can't attend. Follow along on the MAX Online page. Don't forget to sign up for a reminder.

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Oct 28, 2016

Apple and Microsoft Events - October 2016

Oct 28, 2016

Microsoft and Apple revealed the next generations of their. On Wednesday, October 26, Microsoft introduced the new Surface family and the new Surface Dial, a doorknob-shaped gadget that can jog through menus and commands while sitting on the screen of the Surface Studio. The very next day Apple dropped the curtain on the new MacBook Pro featuring Touch Bar, a multitouch "surface" that replaces the 40 year-old technology of function keys. It will be exciting to see the editing capabilities and workflows this new technology will unlock for Premiere Pro CC. Particularly when Adobe adds support for the Surface Dial and Touch Bar.

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Oct 28, 2016

This was a huge week in technology. Apple revealed the new MacBook Pro featuring the new Touch Bar. The day before that, Microsoft introduced the new Surface family along with the new Surface Dial. The only thing that would have completed this perfect triad is the next release of Creative Cloud with Touch Bar and Surface Dial integration. With Adobe MAX around the corner, it would be no surprise if the release Creative Cloud happened soon. But, when will Touch Bar and Surface Dial support come to Premiere Pro CC — that's the question.

MacBook Pro touch bar has potential for timeline overview and zoom for editing. Can't wait to see how @AdobePremiere uses it #appleevent
— Brian Wilcox (@brian_wilcox_) October 27, 2016

Want #SurfaceDial support in @AdobePremiere & @creativecloud? Make sure to send @Adobe a feature request here: https://t.co/vzFkyX0FPs
— Aaron Nanto (@AaronNanto) October 27, 2016

Speaking of future technology, read Alex Gollner's two cents on which NLE is best positioned for the future of video distribution. (Alex is a FCP X plugin developer and thought leader, so there may be some bias in his prediction. That said, Premiere Bro is no arbiter of objectivity either.) I would only add that the ever-increasing integration of Creative Cloud applications also needs to be taken into account when predicting the future of Premiere Pro CC.

New post about how @MediaComposer, @AdobePremiere + Final Cut Pro X fit into the future of video distribution https://t.co/045XKC5OjN #fcpx
— Alex Gollner (@Alex4D) October 24, 2016

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Oct 28, 2016

Premiere Gal: New Website Launched

Oct 28, 2016

Premiere Gal has her own website! Kelsey Brannan, founder and creative director of Premiere Gal, has created an online home for her Premiere Pro tutorials, product reviews, interviews and more. Kelsey has a unique voice, and she's using it to inspire video creators to pursue careers in video, especially women. Show Premiere Gal some love by checking out her site, and considering how you can contribute to the work she's doing.

In June of 2016, Premiere Gal tweeted at Premiere Bro, “Would you ever like a contribution from a #PremiereGal?” Premiere Bro loved the idea and helped launch Premiere Gal into the Twittersphere and the rest is herstory. Today, Premiere Gal is focusing on developing YouTube channel content, hiring new YouTube video contributors, and developing sponsorships and partnerships with video production companies. —Premiere Gal

Source: http://www.premieregal.com

Oct 28, 2016

Oct 27, 2016

Red Giant: Magic Bullet Suite 13 for Adobe Premiere Pro

Oct 27, 2016

Legendary filmmaking and motion graphics software company, Red Giant, released the next version of Magic Bullet Suite which brings a professional color and finishing environment to Premiere Pro. All the tools in Magic Bullet Suite 13 are GPU accelerated with OpenGL/OpenCL support. Other upgrades include a new Colorista IV panel and guided color correction workflow, a rewritten Denoiser III, an the all-new Renoiser tool.

Magic Bullet Suite is a set of seven tools that bring intuitive, real time color correction, and beyond, right to your editorial timeline ... The tools in Magic Bullet Suite are compatible with Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects and more. —Red Giant

Source: http://www.redgiant.com/products/magic-bullet-suite

Oct 27, 2016

Premiere Pro Tips

Label colors are great for organizing your footage in the Project panel and Timeline. Good tip from Lixi Studios.

Monday morning @AdobePremiere cuts. Always color code to keep it organized 👍🏻. #editing #filmmaking #filmmaker #premierepro #tips pic.twitter.com/zNdohbcZvC
— Lixi Studios (@LixiStudios) October 24, 2016

YouTuber Tubby Emu shares his number one reason for editing in Premiere Pro. Well said.

Video Editing Software for YouTubers (Why I use @AdobePremiere) @Adobe pic.twitter.com/6IkPFLEBiS
— Tubby Emu 🎬 (@TubbyEmu) October 24, 2016

Derek Lieu to the rescue when it comes to sliding a clip without moving any keyframes.

To slide edit a clip in @AdobePremiere with keyframes on it: match frame, find a new edit point and Replace w/ clip from source match frame!
— Derek Lieu (@Derek_Lieu) October 26, 2016

Found this great feature hidden in @AdobePremiere by randomly right-clicking on stuff. Very useful! pic.twitter.com/9TY7lL4hA9
— Derek Lieu (@Derek_Lieu) October 22, 2016

Advance Warp Stabilizer tip from Chris Colton. After Effects offers more control over Warp Stabilizer's analysis.

#PremierePro Tip: If you're having bad results with Warp Stabilizer, often replacing the clip with and @AdobeAE comp will fix it #postchat
— Chris Colton (@Chris_Colton) October 25, 2016

Premiere Pro Tutorials

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Oct 27, 2016

Adobe: Beginner Tips for Premiere Pro with Jeff Greenberg

Oct 27, 2016

Learn the basics of Premiere Pro from one of the most advanced Premiere Pro trainers. Adobe Premiere Pro master trainer, Jeff Greenberg, published six new beginner tutorials on the official Adobe Premiere Pro CC help site. In these videos, which run between 4-10 minutes, Jeff covers everything from getting started to exporting and publishing your finished video. This series is an invaluable resource for anyone who wants to get started editing in Premiere Pro.

Edit like a pro, even if you’re not. In this video series, you’ll learn how to assemble a sequence in the Adobe Premiere Pro timeline, apply cool effects, improve the audio, brighten colors, and export your video. —Jeff Greenberg

Source: https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/how-to/beginner-tips-premiere-pro.html

Oct 27, 2016

Oct 26, 2016

Dansky: Titles and Transitions | Premiere Pro Tutorial

Oct 26, 2016

This video tutorial by Dansky is a great introduction to creating titles and adding transitions in Premiere Pro. Check out Dansky's YouTube channel for more Premiere Pro tutorials.

In this tutorial, we're going to learn how to add titles and transitions in Adobe Premiere Pro. —Dansky

Source: https://youtu.be/icX7hGI09-s

Oct 26, 2016

Justin Odisho: How to Edit a Vlog in Adobe Premiere Pro CC

Oct 26, 2016

Go behind the scenes, and see how a vlog is edited in Premiere Pro CC. In this video, Justin Odisho shows his workflow for editing his vlogs, and includes a bunch of organizational tips and keyboard shortcuts. A very helpful video for aspiring vloggers.

In this Adobe Premiere Pro CC Tutorial, I breakdown my entire video editing workflow for editing a vlog for youtube. —Justin Odisho

Source: https://youtu.be/Fn7Ro3aDaCs

Oct 26, 2016

Oct 22, 2016

Screenlight: Who Needs a Mouse? Keyboard Editing in Premiere Pro

Oct 22, 2016

Speed up your offline/rough cut editing by ditching the mouse for these keyboard shortcuts. Jason Cox makes another appearance on the Screenlight blog with this post on keyboard editing in Premiere Pro.

I can’t say it’s always faster 100% of the time, and there are certain tasks that must be accomplished with the mouse, but in an early stage offline edit/rough cut, you can toss the mouse aside and select clips, in and outs, create sequences, overwrite and insert clips, trim and tweak timing, and more before you ever need to touch the little rodent. —Jason Cox, Screenlight Blog

Source: https://screenlight.tv/blog/who-needs-a-mouse-keyboard-editing-in-premiere-pro

Oct 22, 2016

Pond5: Mastering Basic Keyboard Shortcuts in Premiere Pro

Oct 22, 2016

Learn some of the basic keyboard shortcuts for Premiere Pro in this Pond5 blog post by Ben Remetz. The great thing about this post is its broken up into sections like playback shortcuts, timeline shortcuts, tool shortcuts, etc.

Keyboard shortcuts are a great way to become a faster and more efficient video editor. Mastering them will help you save a ton of time when performing frequent and repetitive tasks, so let’s look at some of the basics to help you get started. —Ben Remetz, Pond5 Blog

Source: https://blog.pond5.com/10509-mastering-basic-keyboard-shortcuts-in-premiere-pro

Oct 22, 2016

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