In this Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2018 Tutorial, I will show you how to create basic 3d rotating text and object animation effects. —Justin Odisho
Dylan Young: DJI Mavic Pro / Dolly Zoom Effect in Premiere Pro
In this video, I demonstrate how to achieve the "dolly zoom" or "vertigo" effect with a DJI Mavic Pro and editing in Adobe Premiere Pro. —Dylan Young
Stephen Fleet: The Tangent Ripple - Level Up Your Premiere Pro Color Workflow
In this tutorial, Stephen Fleet unboxes the Tangent Ripple and demonstrates how to use it with the Lumetri Color panel in Premiere Pro. The Ripple is a one-of-a-kind, affordable color grading control surface compatible with Premiere Pro.
Max Novak: My Top 10 Favorite Music Video Effects and How to Make Them (Premiere Pro)
This tutorial is a mix of my favorite built in effects, presets, plugins, and more. I will show how to use them as well as why I like them and what you can do with these effects. This tutorial is a mix of effects for premiere and after effects. —Max Novak
Adobe: Welcome to Sundance Film Festival 2018
Check out our Sundance 2018 YouTube playlist for an up-to-date collection of recorded live streams and conversations with some of our favorite filmmakers! https://adobe.ly/AdobeSundance2018 —Adobe
Adobe: Adobe Enables Filmmakers to Tell Their Stories at Sundance
The 2018 Sundance Film Festival represents an incredible breadth of storytelling, told from diverse perspectives across the world, and we’re proud to be there once again as a major partner... This year, 55 percent of filmmakers surveyed said they edited their film projects with Adobe Premiere Pro CC. Adobe’s industry-leading video-editing software helps filmmakers seamlessly create flawless productions as they transform raw footage into compelling stories. —Adobe
Cinecom.net: Lift Up Cars Like Zach King in Premiere Pro
Another fun Zach King tutorial in Adobe Premiere Pro. Learn how to pick up a riding car. Your next video editing magic trick to show off to your friends. —Cinecom.net
Motion Array: How To Create Your Own Film Grain In Premiere Pro
How do you create your own film grain In Premiere Pro? Well we're going to look at how to add film grain to your video in premiere pro. Adding film grain can infuse your video with a feel that's highly desired and considered cinematic. We go over two different methods to adding your own custom film grain, so let's dive into it! —Motion Array
tutvid: 7 Premiere Pro Tips & Tricks Every Video Editor Needs to Know
In this Premiere Pro video editing tutorial, we’ll look at some of my favorite things in Premiere Pro. The stuff that makes me work faster and with less stress. I’ll cover how to scrub/shuttle through your timeline faster with hotkeys, the super fast In/Out/Extract edit, the two hotkeys I added to Premiere and can’t live without, Targeting Tracks and why that’s important, reducing lag when playing your video back in Premiere, locking tracks for better ripple deletes, and adjusting audio gain for louder and better managed audio levels. —tutvid
Adobe: Humor and Fear Combine in the Comedy-thriller “Clara’s Ghost”
Clara’s Ghost is not the kind of ghost story you’re likely to hear around a campfire. Written and directed by Bridey Elliott, the 2018 Sundance Film Festival feature is a caricature of Bridey’s own family. It was precisely this combination of comedy and thriller that attracted Editor Patrick Lawrence to the film... Premiere Pro has been his editing tool of choice for years. —Adobe
Adobe: Bringing the Extraordinary Ruth Bader Ginsburg to the Big Screen
Ginsburg’s prolific life and career is the focus of a documentary aptly named RBG, which will make its debut at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. Co-produced by CNN Films and Storyville Films, the documentary is the brainchild of co-producers and co-directors Betsy West and Julie Cohen, both of whom were in awe of Ginsburg’s track record of fervently opposing discrimination of any kind... It was cut entirely on Adobe Premiere Pro — a first for the directors. —Adobe
Piotr Toczyński: 8 Powerful Tips for Using Labels in Premiere Pro
You are labeling clips even if you don’t color code your timeline. So how about taking advantage of that feature? This tutorial highlights how to do it the smart way. —Piotr Toczynski