Week in Premiere 8/12/16
This Week in Premiere Pro:
- New Premiere Pro Tutorials for Intermediate Editors
- PrProBCC Replaces Direct Link in Premiere Pro CC 2015.3
- How to Create Titles in Premiere Pro
- How to Setup the Tangent Ripple in Premiere Pro
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Premiere Pro News
Dylan Osborn's Premiere Pro Tutorials Have More Info and Less Banter
Do you ever wish tutorials would get right to the point? In this Premiere Profile, Emmy award-winning editor and certified Adobe Premiere Pro trainer, Dylan Osborn, shares his thoughts on tutorial-making and introduces his own Done with Dylan Premiere Pro tutorial series for intermediate editors.
Patrick Zadrobilek has developed a tool that replaces the lost Direct Link to Speedgrade functionality in CC 2015.3. PrProBCC (Premiere Pro Back Compatibility Converter) allows Premiere Pro CC 2015.3 projects to be opened in Speedgrade (version 2015.1), graded, and reopened again in Premiere Pro CC 2015.3. The only limitation is its for Windows only.
Edward Khoma, Co-Founder of Abandon Visuals summarizes the 8K post-production workflow of short film Underdog, edited in Premiere Pro.
"The Underdog" from RED Digital Cinema and presented by Abandon Visuals is the story of an unnamed fighter and his quest to become the champion of an underground fight club. Shot on a WEAPON with HELIUM 8K S35 sensor and Leica Summicron-C lenses, the short film showcases a fighter as he prepares for his shot at glory. —Abandon Visuals
See how Premiere Pro CC and the rest of the Adobe Creative Cloud apps helped bring Disney's Pete's Dragon to the big screen. Watch the video in this Adobe blog post to hear from the filmmakers on how they used the Adobe Creative Cloud apps to visualize their concepts.
Editor Vashi Nedomansky has been keeping a post-production diary while editing 6 BELOW, a Scott Waugh film staring Josh Hartnett. After 20 weeks of editing (and 19 entries later) picture is LOCKED! Click the link below to follow Vashi's story up to this point.
Picture is LOCKED on #6BELOW
— Vashi Nedomansky (@vashikoo) August 8, 2016
20 weeks of editorial to finish the filmhttps://t.co/B87F2OYPNy#6K #filmmaking pic.twitter.com/WHDPqIlBAw
Premiere Pro Puns
Funny stuff from Premiere Pro users...
when you get Morph Cut in @AdobePremiere to work perfectly https://t.co/3pwvdvLmLW via @giphy
— Mikey Borup (@longlivemikey) August 11, 2016
Editing level Inception xD#vfx #premierepro #lifeeffects #aftereffects #shortfilm #tutorial #greenscreen pic.twitter.com/1MrsYoGji1
— Life Effects (@LifeEffects) August 8, 2016
Adobe Remix pic.twitter.com/kryvYkAUPW
— Twain Richardson (@twainrichardson) August 8, 2016
Premiere Pro Tips
This week Premiere Gal shared these two helpful tips on project organization and the importance of R&R for Premiere Pro users.
#WednesdayWisdom Organize bins, take log notes, & check clips that r good. Will help you edit quicker! #PremierePro pic.twitter.com/JuQdWqAFCa
— Premiere Gal (@premiere_gal) August 11, 2016
#TGIF #VideoEditors Be sure to get in some R&R to get that creativity flowing! #PremierePro Cheers :) pic.twitter.com/tOr6YPp6Y5
— Premiere Gal (@premiere_gal) August 5, 2016
Chris Colton shared this tip after noticing that subclipping media with proxies attached generates duplicate proxies.
#PremierePro Tip: Turn off your ingest settings before you make subclips of a master clip, or it'll create duplicate proxies
— Chris Colton (@Chris_Colton) August 11, 2016
@DastardlyDuke That’s for media that already has proxies attached, just noticed it as I was editing. Seems like something Adobe overlooked
— Chris Colton (@Chris_Colton) August 11, 2016
Also, click Chris' Tweet below and check out all the replies! See how your fellow Premiere Pro peers are selecting their interview soundbites...
Editors: Who uses pancake timelines for selecting interview soundbites, and who uses bins and subclips? Or both? #postchat
— Chris Colton (@Chris_Colton) August 11, 2016
Premiere Pro Tutorials
Award-winning editor and certified Adobe Premiere Pro trainer, Dylan Osborn, launches his Done with Dylan Premiere Pro tutorial series for intermediate editors. In this first tutorial, Dylan demonstrates the difference between Scale to Frame Size and Set to Frame Size in Premiere Pro.
What is the difference between the Scale and Set to Frame Size options in Premiere Pro, and how can you use them? I hear this question frequently in my training sessions. This tutorial covers all your options in under two minutes. —Dylan Osborn
Cameron Gallagher shows how to edit 4K on a laptop using the new proxy workflow feature in Premiere Pro CC 2015.3.
In this video, I show you how to use the new Proxy Workflow in Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2015.3 —Cameron Gallagher
Colin Smith of VideoRevealed shows how to setup up and customize the Tangent Ripple control surface in Premiere Pro CC.
Adobe and Tangent have come together to give users an increadible color workflow environment with the release of the Ripple and Premiere Pro 2013.4. The Ripple can control the Lumetri Color Panel to give you instant, tactile feedback when making color corrections or color grading. —VideoRevealed
In this Doddle post, Kevin P. McAuliffe describes how to copy and paste attributes in Premiere Pro. This feature allows editors to copy effects and clip-based parameters from one clip to another.
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