Screenlight: Customizing the Hell out of Premiere Pro

Screenlight: Customizing the Hell out of Premiere Pro

Sean Schools
Tutorials, Workflow

If you're interested in personalizing Premiere Pro CC and want tips on what to customize; you need to read this Screenlight blog post. Learn from certified Adobe Premiere Pro trainer, Jason Cox, who goes over most of the customizable functionality in Premiere Pro CC. For example, Jason teaches track height presets, Source panel presets, keyboard shortcuts, and much more! It's important to be aware of these custom options because they will likely increase the speed and efficiency of your editing workflow in Premiere Pro CC. 

In this post, I wanted to tackle many (but not all) of the ways you can tweak Premiere, ranging from some of the more obvious (Sequence presets) to some of the more obscure (Source Panel presets). —Jason Cox, Screenlight Blog

Source: https://screenlight.tv/blog/customizing-the-hell-out-of-premiere-pro

Mike Russell: How to Make Adobe Premiere Pro Video Audio Sound Better

Mike Russell: How to Make Adobe Premiere Pro Video Audio Sound Better

Sean Schools
Tutorials, Audio

Improve the audio in your Premiere Pro CC project by using Dynamic Link with Audition CC. Mike Russell of Music Radio Creative walks through the steps of sending audio in a Premiere Pro CC sequence to Audition CC using Dynamic Link. Once in Audition CC, Mike demonstrates the power of Match Loudness to make the levels of clips more even. Then he shows how to add crossfades and EQ before sending the audio back to Premiere Pro CC.

It's so easy to make Adobe Premiere Pro audio from video sound better. Using Dynamic Link and the Creative Cloud audio software Adobe Audition you'll breeze through the creation of enhanced audio! —Mike Russell, Music Radio Creative

Source: https://youtu.be/pojKjOTWIsI

VideoRevealed: Creating subtitles (Open Captions) in Adobe Premiere Pro

VideoRevealed: Creating subtitles (Open Captions) in Adobe Premiere Pro

Sean Schools
Tutorials, Editing

In this VideoRevealed tutorial, Colin Smith explains the difference between closed captioning and open captions, and how to create open captions in Premiere Pro CC. Colin also explains how to convert a closed captions file into open captions and the reasoning why it can't be converted back. Follow along with Colin, and see how easy it is to customize the font, size and background of open captions in Premiere Pro CC.

Premiere Pro can help you create subtitles (also called Open Captions) directly inside the program or convert any Closed Caption file into a subtitle file! —VideoRevealed

Source: https://youtu.be/Zl-TR25AzjM

Adobe: Premiere Pro CC (November 2016) Bug-Fix Update Is Now Available

Adobe: Premiere Pro CC (November 2016) Bug-Fix Update Is Now Available

Sean Schools
News

The first bug-squashing update (11.0.1) is now available for Premiere Pro CC 2017. This update fixes two bugs:

  1. Changing the titler to South Asian and creating a title could cause a crash when attempting to add text.

  2. Occasional crashes could occur when importing media from Media Browser with the preview control enabled.

The 11.0.1 bug-fix update for Adobe Premiere Pro CC (November 2016) is now available. This update fixes two important bugs and is recommended for all users.

Source: https://blogs.adobe.com/creativecloud/premiere-pro-cc-november-2016-bug-fix-update-is-now-available/?segment=dva

Premiumbeat: Move Assets Between Premiere Pro and After Effects

Premiumbeat: Move Assets Between Premiere Pro and After Effects

Sean Schools
Tutorials, Workflow

There's more than one way to move media between Premiere Pro CC and After Effects CC. In this Premiumbeat tutorial, Jason Boone demonstrates the multiple way assets can be copied and pasted between the applications. For example, clips can be copied and pasted from Project panel to Project panel. There are several things that can't be copied and pasted between Premiere Pro CC and After Effects CC, and Jason lists them in the blog post.

After Effects and Premiere Pro are designed to work well with eachother. In this helpful tutorial we'll take a look at how to quickly move assets between the programs. —Jason Boone, Premiumbeat Blog

Source: http://www.premiumbeat.com/blog/move-assets-between-premiere-and-after-effects

Premiere Gal: Sky Replacement in Adobe Premiere Pro CC

Premiere Gal: Sky Replacement in Adobe Premiere Pro CC

Sean Schools
Tutorials, Effects, Color

Want to add a little pop to your sky? In this video tutorial, Kelsey Brannan a.k.a. Premiere Gal, shows how to use the Title Designer in Premiere Pro CC to make color adjustments to a sky. This is a technique learned from Adobe Premiere Pro master trainer, Jarle Leirpoll. 

Buy Jarle Leirpoll's book: "The Cool Stuff In Premiere Pro" http://premierepro.net/coolstuff 30% off using code: MAX —Kelsey Brannan, Premiere Gal

Source: https://youtu.be/op00Gd7UlJM

Motion Tutorials: Live Text Templates with After Effects & Premiere Pro CC 2017

Motion Tutorials: Live Text Templates with After Effects & Premiere Pro CC 2017

Sean Schools
Tutorials, Workflow

The release of CC 2017 added the ability to export After Effects compositions as Text Template projects. This new project file (.aecap) can be imported into Premiere Pro CC, where the composition text layers can be edited in the Master Clip effects tab of the Effect Controls panel. In this tutorial, Sean Frangella of Motion Tutorials walks through the process of setting up a Text Template in After Effects CC and exporting it to be used in Premiere Pro CC.

In this After Effects CC 2017 Tutorial, learn how to create live text templates between Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro using the new live text template feature in Creative Cloud 2017. —Sean Frangella, Motion Tutorials

Source: http://www.motiontutorials.net/blog-tutorials/after-effects-premiere-pro-text-templates-cc-2017

Adobe: Known Issues in Premiere Pro CC 2017 (November 2016)

Adobe: Known Issues in Premiere Pro CC 2017 (November 2016)

Sean Schools
News

Adobe has released a list of known issues in Premiere Pro CC 2017. If you are using Premiere Pro CC 2017, or considering upgrading, it is highly recommended you read this, and be aware of these issues. Please note that for each issue, there is an Adobe-recommended workaround. 

This document provides information on the list of known issues in the Premiere Pro CC 2017 (November 2016) release. —Adobe

Source: https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/kb/known-issues-in-premiere-pro-cc-2017--november-2016-.html

Justin Odisho: How to Blend, Combine & Overlay Video Clips in Adobe Premiere Pro

Justin Odisho: How to Blend, Combine & Overlay Video Clips in Adobe Premiere Pro

Sean Schools
Tutorials, Effects

In this video tutorial, Justin Odisho shows how to overlay stacked clips in a sequence using blend modes in Premiere Pro CC. Blend modes are a fantastic way to add intense visual effects to your video; experimenting with them can unlock some very creative looks. Justin's video is an excellent introduction to using blend modes to spice up your edit.

In this Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017 tutorial, I will show you how to combine and blend multiple clips using blending modes and opacity. This will allow you to overlay clips on top of each other to create interesting video effects! —Justin Odisho

Source: https://youtu.be/1dVAm3JNVVY

Improve Photography: How to Create Silky Smooth Hyperlapse Photography Using Adobe Premiere Pro

Improve Photography: How to Create Silky Smooth Hyperlapse Photography Using Adobe Premiere Pro

Sean Schools
Tutorials, Workflow

Kevin D. Jordan of Improve Photography shares his process for hyperlapse photography, and how he uses Premiere Pro CC for assembling his images. 

For how much work planning and shooting a hyperlapse can be, the editing processing is surprisingly simple.  For those following along, I assembled my hyperlapse frames in Adobe Premiere. —Kevin D. Jordan, Improve Photography

Source: http://improvephotography.com/42704/create-silky-smooth-hyperlapse-photography-using-adobe-premiere-pro

VideoRevealed: Multi-track Zoom in Adobe Premiere Pro

VideoRevealed: Multi-track Zoom in Adobe Premiere Pro

Sean Schools
Tutorials, Effects

Colin Smith of VideoRevealed answers the question: how to scale multiple clips at the same time in Premiere Pro. This video tutorial is not about zooming in the Timeline panel. Instead, Colin shows two ways of scaling clips in a sequence that are stacked in a quad-split screen. He shows how it can be done by nesting the stacked clips in a nested sequence that has the clips native resolution, and he shows how it can be done using the Transform effect on an Adjustment layer above the clips.

This tutorial will show you two different ways to zoom (scale) into multiple tracks at the same time. There's also a quick tip on how to lock titles to a fixed zoom while the other tracks are changing. Please support us on Patreon so we can continue to create the content you want! —VideoRevealed

Source: https://youtu.be/suNVFbn1-7w

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