bMedia Creative: 5 Basic Techniques To Edit Faster in Adobe Premiere Pro

bMedia Creative: 5 Basic Techniques To Edit Faster in Adobe Premiere Pro

Sean Schools
Tutorials, Editing

In this Premiere Pro tutorial, bMedia Creative shares 5 tips and tricks to speed up your video editing workflow. multi camera editing, mono to stereo, timeline assembly, timeline hotkeys, and separating elements.

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