Boutique production agency and post-production house Green Rock has made a £250,000 investment to turn itself into one of the UK’s first fully Adobe Premiere Pro facilities. It has also changed its workstations from Macs to PCs and invested in a dedicated high-speed internet line and faster infrastructure. —Jake Bickerton, Broadcast
A super quick tutorial to show you the 2 main ways to add VST plugins to your audio tracks in Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017. —TDCatTech
Heres some FREE Sam Kolder inspired Smooth Zoom in and out Transition Presets for adobe premiere pro CC 2017! Enjoy —Rory Illidge
In this tutorial I'll show you how to create a custom wipe transition. This is a great way to add a dynamic wipe to your videos. You've probably seen this a lot in music videos or even a lot of Edgar Wright movies have this effect as well (one of my favorite directors). I show you a pretty simple way of creating this effect as Sommer Ray walks by a piece of workout equipment, but you can create a more complex wipe by having someone walk in front of camera and then masking their body. Although I prefer using After Effects to do all my visual effects and masking, in this tutorial I show you how to stay in Premiere Pro and do all your masking there. So have fun! —VideoFort
In this Premiere Pro CC 2017 tutorial, we learn how to get the vintage VHS look without plugins. The VHS effect is a popular effect to make footage look old. —Austin Newman
Time-remapping allows you to vary the speed of your clips with the use of keyframes.This gives you more control over how the speed changes from normal to slow or fast. —Jobert Monteras, Pond5
In this tutorial, we learn how to do the frame rolling transition like the film strip effect in Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017 using offset and other editing effects. —Austin Newman
Today I go over using Mask Tracking to Easily blur a face in Adobe Premiere Pro. —AdobeMasters
Doing the Pulsing Light Effect in Premiere Pro CC —2 Minute Tutorials
You can easily use Photoshop's Clone Brush to pain out unwanted object from video then import them into Premiere Pro. You can also use a "clean" part of a video frame to remove unwanted objects like camera operators. This tutorial will guide you though both scenarios. —VideoRevealed
In this Premiere Pro video editing tutorial, we will dive into the technical side of reducing and removing background noise, background buzz, background hum, and any buzzing or humming sounds using the Adaptive Noise Reduction and shipping the audio track over to Audition for heavy duty background noise reduction and the seamless workflow of Premiere and Audition. We will also FINALLY cover what all those sliders in Adaptive Noise Reduction are, how to reduce that annoying two second “Adapting” phase of the effect, and a super secret trick to applying the Noise Reduction to multiple clips without the re-adapting for each new clip. If you deal with sound, interviews, spoken word, or other in Premiere, you will find great value in this video. —tutvid
Today I go over a neat tool that will help you track mask paths in Adobe Premiere Pro! —AdobeMasters
