Adobe Premiere Pro

The latest version of Adobe Premiere Pro features a redesigned import window that showcases your clips above all else. Locate them, select the ones you wish to work with, and click Import. A new project will be created for you with those clips added to your sequence. No need to…

There is a way to easily freeze a clip in Adobe Premiere Pro and it’s called “Frame Hold”. (It will not put ice on your clip though, like in the picture of Jim Carrey below. 🥶) The way I usually do this is by cutting a clip where I want…

One Person I am glad I met... Dedicating this to my English Teacher SIR MANZOOR who told me to write articles for improvement... Thanks Sir. I a 14 and I have been a Graphic Designer since I were 13. I started learning graphic designing when I was 12 and there…

https://youtu.be/MNzoBVU2fjo Below are some photos of a low fidelity storyboard for my Micro Music Video: Smash into Pieces — Let me be your Superhero feat: video from Disney’s Mulan. Below, you can see I took the above into Adobe XD (a prototyping software for UI/UX), and what I like to…

With the release of Adobe Premiere Pro 14.4 in September 2020 Adobe released a feature called Scene Edit Detection. Originating within Davinci Resolve (a competitor of which we will also soon cover), scene edit detection takes a final video file and analyzes for cuts using machine learning. …

There is a way to select all cut points at once instead of clicking them individually and it’s super easy to do. This way you can add transitions to all your clips, for example a short “Cross dissolve” with only one click. You start by going down to your timeline…

To speak of making video editing faster on PC, improving the PC built is considered as your lowest-hanging fruit. After reading a bunch of articles and discussions in forums, you got a lot of advice for creating a beefy PC for editing videos. There you need a 4-core CPU and…

I have this progressbar I created in After Effects that I want to insert and add on top of my clip. How do I do that? First, I go to the “Essential Graphics” window and click the “Browse”-tab. …