All in Editing
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
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
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
Over the past year, Motion Array has produced a handsome number of Premiere Pro tutorials for their fans and followers. You can find ten of their video tutorials in this blog post, free for your learning pleasure. These tutorials cover topics ranging from editing to creating specific looks and effects.
We’ve put together a list of 10 Premiere Pro tutorials that you need to watch to help you become a Premiere Pro pro...er, a pro at Premiere Pro. —Motion Array
Source: https://motionarray.com/blog/10-premiere-tutorials-you-need-to-watch
Just in time for Halloween. Meredith of VidProMom shows some simple editing tricks (or treats) in Premiere Pro to spookify your videos. This video tutorial is great for aspiring editors or editors who are new to Premiere Pro. Meredith will show you how jump cuts, overlays, and speed effects can be used to make your video look more creepy. It also helps if you have footage of a little girl playing in the backyard.
I don't really watch horror movies or scary movies, but every once and a while I see videos or commercials and I wonder "how did they edit it like that?!". Let me show you some tricks in Premiere Pro and some cool stuff in Filmora, too. —Meredith, VidProMom
Source: https://youtu.be/ZneKwSWvc0c
In this Premiumbeat blog post, Logan Baker teaches how to make trim edits during continuous looping playback in Premiere Pro. This technique is referred to as dynamic trimming, and It's great for finessing an edit point while seeing changes in context.
"This quick tutorial covering dynamic trimming in Premiere Pro will help you achieve more precise playback while editing in the timeline." —Logan Baker, Premiumbeat
Freeze! Hold it right there! In this third Done with Dylan episode, Adobe Premiere Pro trainer, Dylan Osborn, teaches the differences between the freeze frame options in Premiere Pro... in under two-and-a-half minutes! Learn more about the Done with Dylan Premiere Pro tutorial series here: "DONE WITH DYLAN" PREMIERE PRO TUTORIALS FOR INTERMEDIATE EDITORS.
Do you understand all the freeze frame options available in Adobe Premiere Pro? This "Done with Dylan" tutorial demonstrates nine different ways to make freeze frames in two and a half minutes, so you can choose the one that works best for your edit. —Dylan Osborn
In this Premiumbeat blog post, Logan Baker gives several Premiere Pro tips that will dramatically speed up your timeline editing. He includes helpful animated GIFs demonstrating several trim to playhead keyboard shortcuts.
This quick workflow fix will save you time and frustration in your next editing session. Here’s how to easily trim clips to the playhead in Premiere Pro. —Logan Baker
Many Premiere Pro users think they know pancake timeline editing in Premiere Pro. They drag and drop or copy and paste from one timeline to the other — and that's OK! But it's not editing, not in the traditional 3-point or 4-point editing sense. Certified Adobe Premiere Pro trainer, Dylan Osborn, clarifies what true pancake timeline editing is in this Done With Dylan tutorial. And he does it in less than 3 minutes! Learn more about Dylan's Premiere Pro tutorial series here: "Done with Dylan" Premiere Pro Tutorials for Intermediate Editors.
This "Done with Dylan" tutorial covers the useful features of pancake timelines in Adobe Premiere Pro. Did you know you can not only stack multiple timelines, but also insert and overwrite clips from one timeline to another? Learn all the steps in under 3 minutes. —Dylan Osborn
Watch how Premiere Gal creates a DSLR stop motion animation in Premiere Pro. She has a great tip for changing the Speed/Duration of still images in the Project panel.
Let's have fun and get our hands dirty! Learn how to create stop motion animation in Adobe Premiere Pro. - Kelsey Branna a.k.a. Premiere Gal
Jordy Vandeput of Cinecom.net shares 5 important keyboard shortcuts for faster editing in Premiere Pro. These shortcuts include Ripple Trim Edit to Playhead, Bypass Lumetri Color Effect, Nudge Clip, and more! Read the blog post here: 5 shortcuts in Adobe Premiere Pro you must use.
Learn how to use some more unpopular shortcuts in Adobe Premiere Pro that will enhance your video editing workflow a lot better. -Jordy Vandeput, Cinecom.net
In this Premiumbeat blog post, Jason Boone gives a step-by-step guide on how to create open and closed captions in Premiere Pro. Be sure to watch the corresponding video in the blog post.
Learn how to easily create captions in this Premiere Pro tutorial. - Jason Boone
