Adobe Premiere Pro is one of the top video editingThe process of selecting, arranging, and assembling the visual and audio components of a film to tell a coherent and compelling story. software out there, it’s dynamic, ever-improving and provide the highest level of user experience that a video editorThe person responsible for piecing together the film's footage, working closely with the director to achieve the desired final cut. could ask for. In this article, we are going to delve into the top 5 Adobe Premiere Pro tutorials to help you improve your video editing craft.
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Let’s have a look at the top 5 Adobe Premiere Pro Tutorials below.
The MUST-Know Adobe Premiere Pro Features
In this Adobe Premiere Pro tutorial, Philip goes through the must-know features in Adobe Premiere Pro. These range from adding audio keyframes to your timeline to creating a new effectsVisual or audio effects used to create illusions or enhance scenes, including practical effects and computer-generated imagery (CGI). custom bin.
All of these tips and tricks will help you become a much better editor and save you a lot of time learning these shortcuts you will use on a daily basis.
How to remove background noise from your footage in Adobe Premiere Pro
This Adobe Premiere Pro tutorial is one of the most helpful out there. So many times after recording on set or just out in the open for your first short film you get back to the editing suite to find a horrible noise with your audio.
Fear not this tutorial shows you how to remove the backgroundThe part of a scene or picture that is farthest from the viewer, typically behind the main subject. noise in a matter of minutes. We take a look at how to locate the noise, automatically detect where it appears and remove it.
These few steps will leave you with crisp audio fit for your film.
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Insane transitions in Adobe Premiere Pro
This tutorial in Adobe Premiere Pro goes through multiple transitions that can be replicated by you in Adobe Premiere Pro.
These transitions are perfect for Vlogs, commercials and travel videos. They’re a mix of camera tricks and smooth transitioning to create incredible transitions for you to use in minutes.
How to CLONE yourself in Adobe Premiere Pro
This is on of our favourite Adobe Premiere Pro tutorials, granted it’s not one you’d use often but it’s a really cool editing trick.
A lot of people use these for Instagram content, in one person short films, and other social sites (including Vine – well used to, TikTok and Occasionally Twitter if you fancy being trolled).
In this tutorial, Philip talks you through how to set up the camera for the cloning to work. What angles you need to film and any pointers surrounding continuityThe consistency of elements such as wardrobe, props, and actors' positions from shot to shot, ensuring a seamless flow in the final edit..
Then we delve into an in-depth analysis of how to edit your footageThe raw, unedited material recorded by the camera, measured in feet for film or minutes for digital media. to ensure you create a realistic clone.
Then you are done, you are ready to clone!
How to fix shaky footage in Adobe Premiere Pro
There is nothing worse than finishing a day of shooting and heading to post-production, only to find that your footage has far more shake to it than expected.
Fear not, this tutorial shows you how you can identify the shaky footage and then stabilize your footage in Adobe Premiere Pro.
In only a couple of simple steps you will be able to rectify the shake in Adobe Premiere Pro.
We hope this article was helpful to you and look forward to seeing you again!
Jay Neill
Jay Neill is the founder, owner, and managing editor of iFILMthings and believes everyone should have access to the film resources they need to plan their filmmaking project, which is why he’s dedicated iFILMthings to helping all filmmakers.