How to make a Cinemagraph in Adobe Premiere Pro. Bring your photos to life by adding a subtle motion into the picture which you can export to a loopable GIF. —Cinecom.net
tutvid: Parallel Rotation Effect in Premiere Pro
In this Premiere Pro tutorial, we’ll build out a parallel animated effect that looks great on any video clip. I’ll use a replicate effect to duplicate the video, use a few mirror effects to build this out and make it perfect. I’ll then use a transform effect to create a swinging, eased animation that makes for a pretty cool and very trippy effect. —tutvid
Chung Dha: Sharpen Videos Preset in Adobe Premiere Pro
In this video I am going to show you how to sharpen video footages from 1080 Canon DSLR, Sony mirrorless cameras or any other soft 1080p videos quickly. —Chung Dha
Standard Film Team: Convert Frame Rates In Adobe Premiere Pro
Convert frame rates in Adobe Premiere! —Standard Film Team
Premiere Gal: Winter Effects (Overlays and Masks) in Premiere Pro
In this video you'll gain a variety of skills in Premiere, from working with green screen, color mattes, opacity, rate stretch, mask tracking, blend modes and lighting effects! I cover a lot so you can achieve this effect. —Premiere Gal
Mamoworld: Cut and Edit Music in Premiere Pro Accurately
In this tutorial you learn how you can edit music in Premiere Pro very easily to fit to your video. Typically each song consists of different sections that are more or less intense or have other variations and I show you how to separate those sections accurately such that you can change their order, remove or duplicate sections and so on such that at each point in time the mood of the music fits to your video perfectly. —Mamoworld
Larry Jordan: The Basics of Masks in Premiere Pro
Many editors are intimidated by masks. But, really, all a mask does is allow us to select a portion of an image. In this session, Larry Jordan illustrates a variety of practical ways we can use masks to create visual effects and improve our color correction. —Larry Jordan
Larry Jordan: Using a Mask to Help Fix a Color Cast in Premiere Pro
The masks inside Adobe Premiere are both powerful and flexible, especially when it comes to color correction. Color correction allows us to fix color problems with our clips. With the recent addition of the Lumetri Color Panel to Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe has gathered all of Premiere’s color correction features into one easy-to-access place; while masks allows us to specifically focus where a color change occurs. —Larry Jordan
AdobeMasters: How to Create a Slot Machine Transition in Adobe Premiere Pro
Today I go over how to create a slot machine or VCR transition in Adobe Premiere Pro CC. —AdobeMasters
The Herrintons: Kevin & Kate Weeding Film Breakdown in Premiere Pro
In this video I walk you through my process for editing an entire wedding film, step by step, and share my thought process behind each of the decisions I made in the editing process. —The Herrintons
Cody Blue: How to Use Fake Camera Movements in Premiere Pro
Using camera movement in post production to improve your videos. —Cody Blue
Learn How To Edit Stuff: Adobe Premiere Pro Sequence Settings
In this Adobe Premiere tutorial, I show you my most used sequence settings to give you the best results! —Learn How To Edit Stuff