In this video I will show you how to use the HSL secondary Lumetri color tools to change the seasons in your footage from Summer to Fall / Autumn! —Justin Odisho
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Austin Newman: How To Smooth Slide Transition in Premiere Pro
In today's tutorial, we learn how to smooth slide transition in Adobe Premiere Pro using bezier keyframes and speed ramps. —Austin Newman
Motion Array: How To Make A Double Exposure Video in Premiere Pro
How to make a double exposure effect in premiere pro. It's easier than you think! Let's go through it together! —Motion Array
VideoFort: How to create Echoes & Trails in Premiere Pro
In this quick adobe premiere pro tutorial, I'm going to go over the Echo effect. Most of the time when creating these trails or echoes you'll probably be making masks in After Effects. I'll show you how you can stay in Premiere Pro and create something similar with less time. Because time is money. —VideoFort
Austin Newman: Easiest Glitch Effect Tutorial in Adobe Premiere Pro
Today we learn how to do the glitch effect in Adobe Premiere Pro without plugins or overlays. This is a quick glitch tutorial covering video and text glitches, made easy! —Austin Newman
Steven Van: Vertigo/Dolly Zoom Effect in Adobe Premiere Pro
Learn how to achieve the Vertigo/dolly zoom/ background stretch effect that is seen in cinematic videos, short films, and movies like Vertigo (where it was originated), Good Fellas, JAWS and more! You can achieve this effect using a dolly/drone track forward/backward while changing the zoom length on the camera at the same time, or follow this video editing tutorial. —Steven Van
TheBuffNerds: Epic Color Shift Video Edit Effect in Adobe Premiere Pro
Color shift edit effect for music videos edited in Adobe Premiere Pro! —TheBuffNerds
Kyler Holland: Offset Effect in Premiere Pro
In this Premiere Pro tutorial, Kyler Holland shows how to use the Free Draw Bezier tool to create a mask around part of a subject's face. Kyler "offsets" the mask by duplicating the clip several times, then trimming them to the beat of a music track.
Premiumbeat: Using a Track Matte Key for See-Through Graphics in Premiere Pro
In this quick video tutorial, learn how to see footage through transparent text graphics using a track matte key in Premiere Pro. —Jason Boone, Premiumbeat
VideoFort: Custom Music Video Wipe Transition in Premiere Pro
In this tutorial I'll show you how to create a custom wipe transition. This is a great way to add a dynamic wipe to your videos. You've probably seen this a lot in music videos or even a lot of Edgar Wright movies have this effect as well (one of my favorite directors). I show you a pretty simple way of creating this effect as Sommer Ray walks by a piece of workout equipment, but you can create a more complex wipe by having someone walk in front of camera and then masking their body. Although I prefer using After Effects to do all my visual effects and masking, in this tutorial I show you how to stay in Premiere Pro and do all your masking there. So have fun! —VideoFort
Austin Newman: Retro VHS Look Effect in Premiere Pro
In this Premiere Pro CC 2017 tutorial, we learn how to get the vintage VHS look without plugins. The VHS effect is a popular effect to make footage look old. —Austin Newman
Pond5: How to Master Time-Remapping in Premiere Pro
Time-remapping allows you to vary the speed of your clips with the use of keyframes.This gives you more control over how the speed changes from normal to slow or fast. —Jobert Monteras, Pond5