All tagged Organization
In this tutorial, David of DOD Media reveals his tips for creating a Premiere Pro project template. Not to be confused with effect presets or Motion Graphics templates, a project template is a Premiere Pro project file that has all your custom bins, sequences, and track effects already created. Duplicate the project template, rename it, and you're ready to import your footage and start editing!
There are a million ways to get frustrated when shooting or editing your videos. Keeping track of everything in your editing project should not be one of them. Here's a way to keep your edit organized that I call the "Hit By a Truck" rule. —Story Greenlight
Import Organize Export Motion Graphics Templates in Premiere Pro CC This tutorial explores the new Motion Graphics Templates in Premiere Pro CC and how to import, export and organize your creations. —VideoRevealed
If you're editing a project and you have lots of B-ROLL, you should definitely follow these tips to simplify your workflow! —DOD Media
Editing video projects requires organization, stamina, concentration, and endurance. In this tutorial, learn how to maximize your workflow. —Zach Ramelan, Premiumbeat
This tutorial will show you that the missing files in the splash screen, are still on your disk. It also addresses common workflow tips to help manage your media. —VideoRevealed
In this Adobe Premiere Pro Tutorial i show you how to approach file structure on computer and in Premiere Pro. These principles and system has been used by industry professionals to save time and money. —Flat Pack FX
If you like our videos, check out www.motionarray.com/tutorials/premiere-pro-tutorials In this video we go over how to stay organized inside Premiere Pro. Organization in Premiere Pro is important as it can save you a lot of time if your editing process takes more than a day to complete. Here we will go over 5 different organization tips including: 1. Bins 2. Label Colors 3. Multiple Sequences 4. Remove Unused Items 5. Name Track Layers. —Motion Array
I go over how to add tags to footage in premiere pro cc. I also go over how to make a search bin for those newly tagged pieces of footage. —AdobeMasters
I use subclips in Adobe Premiere Pro to stay organized. They allow me to quickly reference interview sound bites without shuttling around in a lengthy raw clip. Ideally, I prefer to break my interviews into subclips right at the beginning of a project. Once I have these in place, the editing process becomes much smoother, especially if I’m working with a client or other editors. —Jason Boone, Premiumbeat
In this video I'll be going over my techniques to organise my footage and structure everything so that I can keep a clean overview, which is extremely important! —Ignace Aleya
Today I go over how to utilize the source monitor to create and organize your footage into subclips! —AdobeMasters
