Another installment of episodes from Chinfat's new series on Premiere Pro CC 2018. In these three tutorials, Chinfat covers trim mode and dynamic trimming, syncing and merging audio, and editing dialogue. Stay tuned for more Chinfat episodes!
All tagged L-Cuts
CasualSavage: How To J Cut & L Cut in Premiere Pro
How To: J Cut & L Cut in Premiere Pro CC 2018! —CasualSavage
tutvid: How to Edit Video with the J-Cut and L-Cut in Premiere Pro
In this Premiere Pro video editing tutorial, we will take a look at what the j-cut and l-cut are and also how to maneuver your footage to be able to create this simple transition effect. Once you know what the j-cut is, you’ll see it used all over the place and you’ll begin to appreciate just how effective and beautiful of a technique it is. —tutvid
Justin Odisho: J and L Cuts in Premiere Pro
In this video editing tutorial, I will demonstrate J & L Cuts and how you can use them to transition between two clips while introducing audio or video tracks at a slight stagger. This simple and subtle technique is an essential for any video editor to have in there arsenal alongside the many types of cuts and transition effects available. —Justin Odisho
Motion Array: How to make L-cuts and J-cuts in Premiere Pro
We're going to learn how to make L-cuts and J-cuts in Premiere Pro. It's a very simple process and can help to boost your production to the next level. The use of J-cuts and L-cuts in editing can hide cuts and therefore increase the cohesive flow of your video. It's a small change that can make a big difference. —Motion Array
Corey Machado: How to Edit an L-Cut in Premiere Pro
This tutorial will teach you what an L cut is. It's a very simple technique that will add spice to your editing. I use Adobe Premiere Pro but you can do this is any non-linear editing software. —Corey Machado
Jordan Dueck: Hide Audio Cuts in Adobe Premiere Pro | Twenty Second Tutorial
This 20 second tutorial shows how to hide audio cuts in Adobe Premiere Pro. This can help your audio to flow a lot better and make your premiere pro projects feel more impactful. —Jordan Dueck