In the final part of our MultiCam series, you’ll learn all about how to make a MultiCam by auto syncing using your audio waveforms in Premiere Pro.  If you don’t know what a MulticCam is, you can check out part 1 of this series for a full explanation, but here’s a quick primer –… The post Creating a MultiCam with Audio Waveforms in Premiere Pro first appeared on Film Editing Pro ..read more

In this article, you’ll learn all about how to make a MultiCam using timecode. If you’re wondering what a MultiCam is, check out part 1 of this series, which will get you up to speed. This is a really in-depth topic, and we have a lot to cover, but first it’s important to note that… The post Creating a MultiCam with Timecode in Premiere Pro first appeared on Film Editing Pro ..read more

Adobe Premiere Pro is a powerful editing tool, and one of its greatest strengths are its incredibly adaptable sequences, especially the MultiCam. You might have no idea what a MultiCam is, and that’s okay! Because in this article you’re going to learn all about what makes them so great, and how they compare to the… The post MultiCams vs Merged Clips in Premiere Pro first appeared on Film Editing Pro ..read more

In this article, we’re going behind the scenes on one of our edits that was stuck at the 90% completion mark and needed some professional polish. Let’s look at how our editing and review process worked for this cut and most of our projects here at FEP.  Hey, my name is Chris, lead trainer… The post Tutorial: How to Perfect an Edit with Finishing Touches first appeared on Film Editing Pro ..read more

You’re editing some music for film, but when you play it back it sounds a bit boring, as if it’s lacking in variety. You might not have time to change the music, so how can you enhance the beats you’re already working with? This quick tip will show you how you can add variety to… The post Music Editing for Film – Avid Composer Quick Tip first appeared on Film Editing Pro ..read more

We’ve recently been using the BenQ Screenbar as part of our editing setup. It’s a desk lamp designed to sit on top of your monitor and illuminate the work area directly in front of you. Here are some impressions of it, and if we think it would make a good addition to your workspace. … The post BenQ Screenbar Review first appeared on Film Editing Pro ..read more

We’ve all heard of Speed Ramping, but how can you actually use this tool effectively in your edits? Find out in this article, as we edit an action scene using this effect. For this demonstration we’ll be working in Avid Media Composer, but the principles apply to all NLEs.  One of the main ways… The post Speed Ramping Guide I Video Editing Quick Tip first appeared on Film Editing Pro ..read more

Comedy trailers are really fun to cut, but how can the edit make a trailer as funny as the movie? To answer that, let’s break down and analyze the trailer for ‘Murder Mystery 2’, starring Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston.  When cutting a comedy trailer, the key is energy – you’re always trying to… The post Professional Trailer Editor Reacts: Murder Mystery 2 — Official Trailer first appeared on Film Editing Pro ..read more

Editors have to work with whatever audio they’re given, whether it’s recorded well or not. If you’ve been given some dialogue that’s noisy or poorly captured, it can be time consuming to clean it up. Fortunately, Adobe has unveiled a new tool to help with this – AI Dialogue Enhancement.  Let’s look at how… The post AI Dialogue Enhancement in Premiere Pro 2024 first appeared on Film Editing Pro ..read more

More creative professionals than ever are monetizing their skills by selling training courses. But the world of entrepreneurship can be overwhelming, particularly if you’ve only worked at corporate jobs throughout your career.  As an ex-Hollywood editor and co-founder of Film Editing Pro, Chris MacDonald has successfully completed this journey. Here, he outlines what it… The post The Journey from Editor to Entrepeneur first appeared on Film Editing Pro ..read more