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Learn the ins and outs of assembling a demo reel in Adobe Premiere Pro using clips from your best videos and a matching soundtrack. Also be sure to read Demo reel best practices (for dos and don’ts on putting together a dynamic and engaging reel that showcases your best work.) —Adobe
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
Whether you’ve been using adobe premiere for a long time, or are just starting to figure out how to use adobe premiere, in this video we’ll run through my top 5 Adobe Premiere Pro editing techniques and tips to get you editing faster right now! —Justin Brown
Learn how to use handheld camera whip techniques and speed ramping in Premiere Pro to create transitions most professional filmmakers use! —FilmVentureStudios
Awesome transition tutorial to make your videos better! —TheBuffNerds
Here’s a tutorial highlighting some of my “Taylor Cut” editing techniques. Going to be covering how and when I apply warp stabilizer, how to transition smoothly in between shots using Speed Ramping, and how to apply a cinematic look to your video using a Widescreen Matte. —Taylor Cut Films, Adobe
Artist Fresh Big Mouf is best known for his Beat Scout series, in which he makes music out of everyday objects. In this video, Fresh Big Mouf shows you how Adobe Premiere Pro frees up time for him to do the ridiculous things he's always wanted to do. —Adobe
Here's a tutorial highlighting some of my editing techniques to create a time-lapse video. I'll be covering how to manipulate clip speed, render to preview your work and how to enhance the vibrance of your video. I hope this is helpful and inspires you to make cool stuff! —Mary Doodles, Adobe
In this video editing tutorial, I will show you how to shoot and edit animated stop motion style sequences for your youtube videos using a jump cut shortcut workflow.
Multicamera Sequences in Adobe Premiere make it unbelievably simple to edit videos consisting of multiple video and audio sources of the same event. For example, if you shoot a face-camera and a bench-camera at the same time, Premiere can automatically sync those videos based on their audio track and then allow you to easily switch back and forth between them in the final edit. I'll show you the basics of how to use this REALLY COOL feature. —Joshua Bardwell
Want to Edit Faster in Premiere Pro? We've compiled a list of 5 ways to save time and edit faster in Premiere. These include viewing footage at double speed, reducing playback quality, saving export settings as a preset, using adjustment layers, and taking advantage of keyboard shortcuts. Using any one of these tips should make a noticeable difference, but using them all in your next project may surprise you with how much time they save. —Jordan Dueck, Motion Array
We've all been guilty of some of these common video editing mistakes, myself included! In this CC 2017 tutorial I will be showing you what they are and how to fix them! —Justin Odisho
