In this video, learn how to "properly" utilize audio effects and the audio track mixer inside of Adobe Premiere Pro. —Learn How To Edit Stuff
Adobe: Taylor Cut Editing Techniques with Jordan Taylor Wright
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
VideoRevealed: The Best and Worse Uses for Cineform in Premiere Pro
The Cineform codec is a robust and stunning codec for many things, but proxies aren't one of them. This tutorial will guide you through some of the best and worse uses for using Cineform. —VideoRevealed
Adobe: Beat Scout Tricks with Fresh Big Mouf
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
Justin Odisho: Animated Film Grain in Adobe Premiere Pro
In this video, I will show you how to blend and apply film grain specs and dirt on your footage! —Justin Odisho
Creative Ryan: Easy Smooth Zoom Transition in Adobe Premiere Pro
In this tutorial I show you how to create a Smooth Zoom Transition Effect using Adobe Premiere Pro. —Creative Ryan
Nicolas Burnage: Using Track Mattes and Alphas in Adobe Premiere Pro
Today we're taking a look to alpha channels and track mattes in Premiere Pro! –Nicolas Burnage
AdobeMasters: Animate Colors with Lumetri in Adobe Premiere Pro
In this tutorial, AdobeMasters shows how to animate Lumetri Color effects in Premiere Pro.
Cinecom.net: How to Improve the Sound of your Speech in Premiere Pro
How to improve the sound of your speech in Premiere Pro. Use the Equalizer and audio essentials to create a warm dynamic sound of your voice. —Cinecom.net
Adobe: Time Lapse Art in Premiere Pro with Mary Doodles
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
Standard Film Team: Fake Camera Movements in Adobe Premiere Pro
How to fake camera movements in Adobe Premiere Pro so your static shots becomes more "3D" looking! —Standard Film Team
CasualSavage: How to Create a Rolling Transition in Adobe Premiere Pro
Casual Savage teaches how to create a rolling transition using the Offset effect in Premiere Pro.