Adobe Premiere Pro Tutorials
Exporting is the final step of your editing process. How much data your export will need to encode depends on where you decide to publish the video. But how can you export a high-quality video that doesn’t eat up your hard drive? To export a high-quality video with a low file size, there are three …
It’s a great idea to add closed captions to your video if you want to reach the widest audience possible. Captions have been designed for people who are hard of hearing, but it has also grown in popularity with everyday viewers. In this easy-to-follow step-by-step guide, I will show you how to create and export …
Learning how to edit with Premiere Pro’s multi-camera features is essential for your video editing tool bag. You may think of multi-camera from television sitcoms you enjoy, but it’s also great for editing client interviews, podcasts, etc. This is an extremely easy process that only requires a little bit of setup. In this article, I …
Keyboard shortcuts are essential to the editing process. It is possible to edit without them, however this can add a lot of unnecessary time to your work. The editing process can be long and tedious, so any time saved can be time spent on creating a better film or video. In this article, I will …
Synchronizing audio to video can be a tedious task. Luckily, Premiere makes it easy by having tools that will automatically do this under the right conditions. This article will show you a few different methods for syncing audio to video in Premiere Pro without plug-ins. You can sync clips manually or automatically. Both have good …
Closed captions and subtitles are similar in presentation but different in use. Both are used for showing the text of spoken words or sounds on screen. This is not to be confused with graphics like MOGRT templates or other kinds of text that will appear on screen. Adding subtitles or closed captions is an important …
Adding text to videos is one of the most basic and important steps to the editing process. Premiere does a wonderful job of making this simple for any skill level. Premiere also does a great job of allowing an editor to create dynamic text through customization and animated motion. We recommend learning the basics of …
Normalizing audio for your video projects should be the first step in your workflow for audio editing and mixing. Normalizing is simply defined as boosting the loudest value of your audio to reach a specified threshold. This basically means that Premiere will increase or decrease the volume based on a decibel level you set. We …
In previous articles, we’ve talked about how to resize using scaling and changing the resolution of a sequence. What should you do if you simply want to crop a video? Cropping a video can be defined as removing unwanted parts of an image. Typically, this is done in a square or rectangular shape. Premiere Pro …
Understanding video resolution is an essential part of being a video editor. Nearly every single platform where you may post a video will have a specific video resolution required. Instagram posts in a square 1:1 format, TikTok in a vertical 9:16, and many others. The standard HD resolution for a video is 1920 x 1080 …