Adobe: Use Basic Compositing to Combine your Best Clips in Premiere Pro

Adobe: Use Basic Compositing to Combine your Best Clips in Premiere Pro

Sean Schools
Tutorials, Editing
Combine two takes of a scene in Adobe Premiere Pro CC to get the best performance from your actors. —Adobe
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