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Adobe Premiere Pro | Understanding the 'Source Panel' tools
Understanding the Source Panel is essential for a smooth and professional editing work-flow. In this video tutorial you will learn about the key features of the source panel, how to edit your clips to select just the parts you want to use, and which keyboard short-cuts to use for maximum speed when editing.
Tutorial, Video Tutorial
Andrew Devis |
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Adobe Premiere Pro | Project Panel: Preferences & Bin Structures
In this Adobe Premiere Pro video tutorial Andrew Devis looks at some of the preferences that affect items in your project panel and show you some of the issues with preferences and imported footage. Andrew also will show how to create a bin (or folder) structure that works for you projects and some of the options to open and use bins to speed up the process of adding items to the right bin quickly!
Tutorial, Video Tutorial
Andrew Devis |
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Adobe Premiere Pro | Premiere Pro Video Adrenaline: The Warp Stabilizer
In this installment of Video Adrenaline for Premiere Pro, Richard Harrington delivers the great new feature in AE CS5.5 for image stabilization and ties it seamlessly into PP using Dynamic Link. Take advantage of this new feature to seamlessly exchange files between the two programs.
Tutorial, Video Tutorial
Richard Harrington |
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Adobe Premiere Pro | Premiere Pro CS 6.0: First Impressions
As a long-time Final Cut Pro user, David Lawrence has been looking for a new NLE, since FCPX isn't an option for his editing style and needs. When word leaked out of a CS6 trial release, David took Premiere Pro 6 for a spin. And WOW! is what his impressions were. Read on for more details.
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David Lawrence |
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Adobe Premiere Pro | Premiere Pro Video Adrenaline: Time Repmapping Footage
In this tutorial for the Premiere Pro Video Adrenaline series, Richard Harrington talks about how to control time inside Premiere Pro. There are many options to change the speed of clips, including the rate stretch tool, time remapping to achieve a variable speed value, and using After Effects own remapping abilities to fine tune your results.
Tutorial, Video Tutorial
Richard Harrington |
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Adobe Premiere Pro | Pan & Zoom + Corner Pin in Premiere Pro
In this Adobe Premiere Pro tutorial, Andrew Devis shows you how to pan and zoom in Premiere Pro like a professional, with proper key-frame interpolation so that everything is smooth. He will also show how to use the corner pin effect to put a separate image on to the footage you pan and zoom so that it remains really high quality even when zoomed in really close.
Tutorial, Video Tutorial
Andrew Devis |
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Adobe Premiere Pro | Creating a Custom Sequence 2: The Magic Bullet
In the second part of this Premiere Pro CS5+ tutorial series Andrew Devis shows how to create a new sequence which will exactly match your footage even if you have no idea what size, frame rate or pixel aspect ratio (PAR) it may be. With the use of a single drag and drop action a new sequence that matches your footage precisely can be created.
Tutorial, Video Tutorial
Andrew Devis |
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Adobe Premiere Pro | Rolling Titles in Adobe Premiere Pro
There are some special tricks that once you know will make your scrolling credits easy to make and look really professional. In this tutorial I show the tricks and hints for rolling credits.
Tutorial, Video Tutorial
Andrew Devis |
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Adobe Premiere Pro | Premiere Pro Video Adrenaline: The Replace Edit Command
In this installment of Video Adrenaline for Premiere Pro, Richard Harrington demonstrates how to use the replace edit command in Premiere Pro so that you can swap out one take for another. In this example, the actor delivers his line a little late, and with low energy. Take the clip in the source monitor, use the current time indicator to create a sync point and automatically create the correct in and out points.
Tutorial, Video Tutorial
Richard Harrington |
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Adobe Premiere Pro | Understanding Transform Effects in Premiere Pro: Part 1
Transforms are effects that are automatically applied to any asset you place in your timeline. Knowing what your transforms are and how to change them will give you a series of tools to improve your presentation and make a more dynamic product. For example, knowing how to re-scale a picture or change the opacity or position of an item to get better results.
In this first tutorial on transforms, Andrew Devis shows how to find your transforms and how to manipulate them both as hot-text and with handles in the program monitor.
The second part to this tutorial will show how to animate transforms to get Picture in Picture results.
Tutorial, Video Tutorial
Andrew Devis |
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Adobe Premiere Pro | Color Correction 1: Brightness & Contrast
The temptation is always to choose the easiest tool in the box when sometimes another tool will do an much better job! In this Premiere Pro tutorial Andrew Devis will show you how to avoid using the dreaded brightness & contrast tool and damaging your shot in the process! Andrew will show you the correct tool to choose so that the full dynamic range is preserved and your shot looks great when you need to brighten it or change the contrast.
Tutorial, Video Tutorial
Andrew Devis |
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Adobe Premiere Pro | Color Correction 3: Vignette Techniques
Vignettes help to focus the action and keep the audience looking where you want them to look. You can make them as obvious or as subtle as you like and once you know what they are and how to use them you will see them being used everywhere. In this short Premiere Pro tutorial Andrew Devis demonstrates two different vignette approaches in Premiere Pro to keep your audiences attention on the action rather than on the background.
Tutorial, Video Tutorial
Andrew Devis |
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Adobe Premiere Pro | Premiere Pro: Matching Cameras & Composit Elements in AE
In this colour correction tutorial, Andrew Devis shows how to use the tools in After Effects both to get excellent colour matching result in After Effects and also to provide information that can be copied into Premiere Pro to more quickly and intuitively achieve better colour matching in Premiere Pro than can easily be achieved with the present set of tool in Premiere Pro (recorded with CS5.5).
Andrew shows how to use both the right tool and specific colour channel views to visually match the channels to achieve the best results quickly and effectively. Use this to match footage from different cameras as well as matching elements to be composited into your composition so that they look as if they really belong together.
Tutorial, Video Tutorial
Andrew Devis |
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Adobe Premiere Pro | Creating a Custom Sequence 1: Using the Numbers
At some point in your video editing career, someone will come to you with footage that is non-standard in some way or other and ask you to deal with it! In this simple tutorial Andrew Devis shows how to create sequences that don't rely on the standard presets that ship with Premiere Pro so that you can deal with that non-standard footage quickly and simply without pulling all your hair out first!
Tutorial, Video Tutorial
Andrew Devis |
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Adobe Premiere Pro | Changing Audio From Stereo to Dual Mono
Sometimes when you record you use different microphones on each audio channel of your camera. But, when you get into Premiere Pro, you find that you have one stereo channel and not two mono channels and so you can't edit them as you would like! So how can you change a single stereo channel into two mono channels? In this quick tip tutorial, Andrew Devis demonstrates how to make that change into two mono channels or even two 5.1 channels, as well as how to change a mono track into a stereo track and how to use the preferences to make it automatic if you have lots of clips changing from one thing to another.Changing
Tutorial, Video Tutorial
Andrew Devis |
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Adobe Premiere Pro | The 'Default Scale to Frame Size' Preference Option
The 'Default Scale to Frame Size' preference can cause some confusion as it is not always obvious how it works, and how it affects footage in your project. In this brief Premiere Pro tutorial, Andrew Devis explains what effect the preference has on your footage and why things may not always seem to act in the way you think they should when this preference is or isn't selected.
Tutorial, Video Tutorial
Andrew Devis |
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Adobe Premiere Pro | Using Workspaces in Premiere Pro
In this brief tutorial, Andrew Devis introduces some of the 'built-in' workspaces available in Premiere Pro to make your task of editing quicker and more efficient by giving you all the panels you need with the most effective layout in one simple action, rather than having to search for the panels and play around with the layout of Premiere Pro to get the feel you're looking for.
Tutorial, Video Tutorial
Andrew Devis |
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