Learn how to clone yourself massively in Adobe Premiere Pro. Create your own Star Wars stormtrooper Clone army with this advanced cloning technique. —Cinecom.net
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Piotr Toczyński: How to Find Right Clips in Premiere Pro Timeline
When editing video in Premiere Pro, sometimes it’s necessary to find the needed clip as quickly as possible. There is the search function 🔍in Premiere Pro that makes it easy. In this video, I’m gonna show you how to use Find in Timeline feature in Premiere Pro. For example, you can search based on the clip name, the frame rate, effects applied, markers, labels, description and so on. —Piotr Toczyński
Jordan Dueck: 1 Simple Trick To Make Your Subjects Stand Out in Premiere Pro
Want your subjects to stand out more? It's easy! In Premiere pro it's easy to isolate your character's face or entire figure with a simple mask. The best part is that Premiere Pro is able to recognize movement in the scene and adjust so that the changes are subtle. Making your subject stand out is quick and easy, so let's dive into Premiere Pro and check out how to get this effect! —Jordan Dueck
Max Novak: Zoom Through Door Transition in Adobe Premiere Pro
Thanks for watching guys, this tutorial will show you how to do a zoom through door / window transition, all in premiere! This effect is used a lot in music videos (red roses, xanarchy) and will help you create your own unique scenes that help carry the pacing of your video and make cool unique visuals. —Max Novak
AdobeMasters: How to Help Direct Viewers Attention in Adobe Premiere Pro3
Didn't really know what to call this tutorial. Basically I wanted to go over some strategies to help zoom the footage in to show different aspects of the video, great for things like tutorials. —AdobeMasters
EposVox: Premiere Pro Optimization Guide - Top 10 Tips How to Optimize Adobe Premiere Pro
Adobe Premiere Pro is a beast of a program - both in terms of what it's capable of and the learning curve. Even long-time users wind up not taking the time to learn how to fully optimize it and get the most out of the software. Here's my top 10 tips to optimize Premiere Pro. Think of this as a guide to getting Premiere working best on your machine. —EposVox
SonduckFilm: Orange Teal Color Grading in Premiere Pro
In this Adobe Premiere Pro Tutorial, we will look at how create the orange teal look with Lumetri Color. We talk about the importance of getting the shot correct in camera and several techniques that we can use in Premiere. —SonduckFilm
tutvid: How to Export Videos for Instagram Posts & Stories
In this Premiere Pro tutorial, we’ll talk about sizes, ratios, video dimensions, what bitrate, file size, and everything that you will need to know when you’re interested in getting great videos for Instagram. We’ll also break down the differences between videos for posts and videos for stories in Instagram as well. —tutvid
Premiere OnScript: Read, Change, and Create Markers in your Premiere Pro Sequence
This movie should cover just about all you need to know for interacting with markers through Extendscript. We start with reading all the current markers and store them in a multi-leveled array, we then discuss modifying existing markers and end on creating new markers where/whenever you would like. —Premiere OnScript
Max Novak: Jitter Freeze Frame Transition in Premiere Pro
Thanks for watching guys, this transition is used a lot of different videos. Even though its used a lot the cool thing about this is there's a lot of different things you can change to make it unique. In this video I'll show you two ways to make a freeze frame transition, inspired by the Playboi Carti Magnolia music video Directed by AWGE. —Max Novak
AdobeMasters: How to Create a Horizontal Text Crawl (Ticker) in Adobe Premiere Pro
Today I go over how to create a horizontal text crawl, also known as a ticker, in Adobe Premiere Pro CC (2017). —AdobeMasters
Adobe UK: How to Source and License Stock Footage Using Adobe Stock in Premiere Pro
London Director and Photographer Dave East (@daveast) shows us how to source and licence stock footage directly in Adobe Stock within Premiere Pro CC. —Adobe UK