I use subclips in Adobe Premiere Pro to stay organized. They allow me to quickly reference interview sound bites without shuttling around in a lengthy raw clip. Ideally, I prefer to break my interviews into subclips right at the beginning of a project. Once I have these in place, the editing process becomes much smoother, especially if I’m working with a client or other editors. —Jason Boone, Premiumbeat
Learn How to Create and Apply Lumetri Color Presets in Adobe Premiere Pro. —Boone Loves Video
Learn how to create an amazing rolling shutter transition animation in Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017 (works in older versions too) —Ignace Aleya
Today I teach you how to create an awesome color changing blur transition! —TheyCallMeCotton
In this video tutorial I am showing you a quick way to do a manual text or title tracking in Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017. Even though it is a manual keyframe method, but its actually quite easy and fast to do manually once you know this trick. —Chung Dha
In this video we explore all about how to work with speed in Premiere Pro. Time is at the core of how video editing works, so understanding how to use it to your advantage is can give you amazing control over your project. There are a variety of ways to work with speed in Premiere Pro, but three of the most essential are the basic speed duration editor, time remapping, and stopping time in your video. —Motion Array
In this video tutorial I am showing you how to make an Call Out Tracking effect inside of Adobe Premiere Pro CC2017 using the new essential graphics pen tool to make a text call out. —Chung Dha
How to freeze / hold the frame or make a snapshot, light flash and add a sound effect to your video? In this tutorial I tell you how to create this and also apply some great color effects. —Orange83
This means no original or curated Premiere Pro content this. There will be no Week in Premiere 7/21/17. (Sorry Premiere Pro super fans!) Normal operations will resume Monday, July 24th.
In this Premiere Pro video editing tutorial, we will talk about using an Adjustment Layer paired with a video offset, a blur, and some noise to create the base of this slot machine-like rolling shutter video transition effect. —tutvid
This tutorial will teach you the first 5 keyboard shortcuts you should know in Adobe Premiere Pro and CC. —Corey Machado
Learn how to add motion blur to your timelapses using Frame Blending to create a sick effect in Premiere Pro CC 2017. —FilmVentureStudios
