Dynamically linking between Premiere and After Effects is the best way to save yourself tons of time when you’re adding VFX to your sequences.
Cinemagraphs are magical loops that combine a still image with a moving video component. When done well, they appear as mesmerizing seamless animations.
Automating clips to a sequence in Premiere Pro allows you to get a large number of clips, images, or audio files down to the timeline very quickly.
Getting better at editing isn’t always easy, but the best editors tend to know the most about their craft. Get a leg up with these advanced techniques.
Taking the time to make sure you have the right hardware, memory, and GPU and media cache settings will help you avoid lags and ensure that you’re editing at optimal speed.
When you edit 1080p or 4K video, you may experience some lag, but there are easy ways to improve playback and overlay speed with lower-resolution substitute files called proxies.
Replacing logos and signs is a great way to customize your footage. When the camera is moving, you need to track the movement to realistically replace a graphic.
Learn how to create this striking effect using masks and tracking directly in Adobe Premiere Pro, or with the help of BorisFX Mocha and Continuum.