Category Archives: Premiere Pro
Premiere Pro CC – September 2017 IBC Announcement
In this video we talk about the updates just announced at IBC, September 2017. While Premiere is heralding some new immersive VR workflows, we gloss right past that and talk about some features that the majority of us will use on a daily basis.
We start off with the changes to the essential graphics panel, including a new font preview list, object and text pinning features, and rolls.
Then we delve into what we consider the most significant features in this release, the support for having multiple projects open at the same time. We talk about save and close commands as well as things like project settings and using the project manager.
Then we talk about the addition of shared projects, which act sort of like bins in Avid. These allow for different subprojects to all be stored inside of a master project. So let’s say you are an editor working on a film, and there are other editors working on different scenes, you can all have each other’s subprojects (think shared bins) with different permissions set for who can read/write vs. who can just read and refresh changes.
Check out the video for the full details on all of these fronts!
Premiere Pro CC – April 2017- New Features and the Essential Graphics Panel
In this video, we explore some of the new features in the April 2017 Creative Cloud release of Premiere Pro.
We go over:
- Captioning Updates
- The Essential Sound Panel
- The Essential Graphics Panel and the new title and text workflow in Premiere Pro.
For more in depth coverage of the Essential Graphics panel, see our next video at:
After Effects & Premiere Pro – April 2017- The Essential Graphics Panel in Depth
After Effects & Premiere Pro – April 2017- The Essential Graphics Panel in Depth
If you haven’t watched our overview video for the April 2017 update for Premiere Pro, please watch that first.
In this video, we explore The Essential Graphics Panel in depth.
We go over:
- Exporting and Importing Premiere Pro created Motion Graphics templates
- Creating After Effects motion graphics templates as .MOGRT files.
- Creating After Effects templates and using the Essential Graphics Panel or Creative Cloud Libraries.
- Rigging an After Effects project for another After Effects Artist or Premiere Pro editor.
- Using the Cinema4D renderer right in Premiere Pro.
- Using Expressions to work around some early limitations of these rigging features.
Thanks to Premiumbeat.com for their expression used in the tutorial.
Premiere Pro CC – 2017- New Features
In this video, we explore some of the new features in the Creative Cloud 2017 release of Premiere Pro. As usual, we try to focus on some of the smaller features of the release, in addition to the features that have already been getting coverage.
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