With the latest update to the APM Music Adobe Premiere Extension, you’ll see a sleek new look and get access to all of the same great music found on our website! Now our new similar tracks function, the latest search modes, search filters, project tools and more are just a click away. —APM Music
Here's a very quick tutorial on how to reverse footage in Adobe Premiere Pro. Instructions: 1. Right click on the clip you want to reverse 2. Go to "Speed Duration" 3. A small window will pop up, check the check box "Reverse Speed" 4. Click "OK" And now your video will going to play backwards! —Video School Online
The Adobe Premier Pro CC crop tool is such a versatile tool that one video cannot explain just how much this can improve and expedite your video editing workflow. So, I will be making more videos in the weeks to come to showcase as much of the potential of this tool as possible! —The Introvert Speaks
Make YOUR Proxies work in Adobe Premiere Pro If you've already created your own Proxies, you can still take advantage of Adobe's amazing Proxy workflow. This tutorial will show you have to attach your Proxies and begin to use them using Adobe's Proxy workflow. —VideoRevealed
I cover a different way to make your instagram promos! Using some of your slow motion B-roll. —Tyler Casey Productions
Learn how to easily create a glass break effect whether it's through a TV, poster, or airplane, just like in Gibson Hazard's videos. —FilmVentureStudios
In this tutorial, David of DOD Media teaches how to create a simple screen wipe transition with your hand in Premiere Pro.
Learn how to create cool matte effects for your next video in Premiere Pro, using Studio Mattes v2. —Rampant Design
In this video I just show you how to zoom in to a video clip or image in Premiere Pro. This is the first of the Sunday Shorts videos where we dive straight to the content to give you the information you need as quickly as possible. —Peter Young
A tutorial on how to make smooth animated text move/slide in Premiere Pro CC. This text effect is useful for bring in text from off-screen. —Adobe in a Minute
Let your face go up in smoke like the music video 'Solo' from Clean Bandit ft. Demi Lovato. An Adobe Premiere Pro tutorial video. Setup lights and capture your own smoke cloud, blend the effect with your actors. —Cinecom.net
This tutorial shows you how to see if a clip (video, audio, music, title, .psd, etc.) has been used in your Premiere Pro sequence and if so where to find it in your sequence. —Josh Short
