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Learn how to use Live Text Templates in After Effects & Premiere Pro. This tutorial is fairly simple: 1. Save composition from After Effects as text template. 2. Import the template file into Premiere Pro. 3. Edit the text in the Effects Controls panel. —Video School Online
This is a short tutorial on workspaces in Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017. It goes over what workspaces are, how to create your own custom ones, and why doing so can help you edit better and faster. —Jordan Dueck
Your Premiere Pro workspace can make a positive or negative effect on your edit. In this workspace tutorial, Jordan Dueck makes an excellent point. He says, "If you're editing, and it's arduous and you're trying to find where things are, and it's not feeling right, it's going to impact how quickly you edit... and even how ideas are generated in your mind. You might end up with a better product just because you've laid out your [workspace] in a way that feels good to you."
An experienced editor once said that editors are only as good as the footage they remember. You could expand that to include how quickly they can find the footage. With custom workspaces, Premiere Pro users can improve their chances of remembering and finding their footage.
Watch this part at 1:39 where Jordan talks about the benefits of custom workspaces in Premiere Pro. He leads in with talking about Premiere Pro's default workspaces.
Do you think custom workspaces can make an impact on your editing? When was the last time you tinkered with your default Premiere Pro workspace? Try it! See if it improves the quality of your editing, or at least your enjoyment of your editing.
By the end of this article, you’ll have a complete understanding of Premiere Pro’s Create Proxies, Attach Proxies, and Reconnect Full Resolution Media workflows. —Sofi Marshall, Frame.io
Frame.io is really ramping up the content on their blog. This blog post by Sofi Marshall is one of the most comprehensive posts on Premiere Pro's proxy workflows that you'll ever come across. With over 4,500 words, she's sure to answer your proxy questions.
The post is broken up into three main sections: creating proxies in Premiere Pro, attaching proxies made in-camera or with 3rd-party software, and reconnecting full-resolution media.
There's a convenient table of contents near the top of the post to let readers skip to the section that most interests them. Click on the links below to go to the article
Finding out of the best way to get optimal results when exporting your 4K videos in Adobe Premiere Pro CC for YouTube could be a bit tricky and definitely can take some time to nail it down. So, to completely eliminate the trial and error and maximize the results produced at this particular stage of the post-production process, Maxwell Ridgeway showcases his personal workflow regarding the export of 4K videos optimized for YouTube in Adobe Premiere Pro CC. —Vlady Radev, 4K Shooters
Learn how to quickly create a timelapse video using the Automate to Sequence feature in Adobe Premiere Pro. —Jason Boone, Premiumbeat
In this video I explain the difference between After Effects & Premiere Pro and the dynamic link workflow. —Justin Odisho
In this tutorial, Jason Boone shows how to customize the monitor panel button bar in both the Source and Program monitors. Click the plus sign in the bottom right to open up the button editor, and drag and drop to add or remove buttons.
Learn how to create a simple motion graphics workflow between Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe After Effects. In this video tutorial we'll take a look at how to create a simple motion graphics workflow while video editing. —Jason Boone, Premiumbeat
In this YouTube live replay, Jason Levine, Principle Worldwide Evangelist for Adobe Creative Cloud: Video/Audio, shows how search, download and license Adobe Stock all within Premiere Pro.
Jason opens his live stream with all the typical introductions followed by a couple examples of videos edited using Adobe Stock footage. He really begins at 6:26 with the Library panel, the doorway to Adobe Stock inside Premiere Pro. Here you can search the Adobe Stock library and preview clips in your default browser. The ability to playback Adobe Stock clips directly in the Library is *hopefully* coming soon.
You don't have to license Adobe Stock footage in order to download and play with it in Premiere Pro. Jason shows how to audition footage from the Adobe Stock site in Premiere Pro at 9:19. The first step is saving the preview to your Creative Cloud library. This adds the clip to your Library panel in Premiere Pro. From there you can add the clip to your project which will download a high-resolution, watermarked version of the clip.
The heart of the Adobe Stock workflow in Premiere Pro, and what makes it unique, is it keeps all your intrinsic and stylistic clip effects completely intact. You never have to resize or re-keyframe anything! At 27:09 Jason demonstrates how to license Adobe Stock footage directly from the timeline in Premiere Pro. The licensed version of the clip will replace the preview in the background, and all your adjustments will be preserved. Amazing, right? Adobe Stock is just the best.
Best codec you should use for uncompressed lossless video! We're using ProRes and DNxHD in Adobe Premiere Pro for film. —Ignace Aleya
I show how to update the default Adobe Premiere CC Edit Workspace to the layout that I use! —Knoptop
From captions to adjustment layers, Premiere Pro’s new item button offers up a plethora of tools. The new item button in Premiere Pro‘s project panel offers eleven items to improve your video editing workflow. Let’s take a closer look at each of those items. —Jason Boone, Premiumbeat
