Every week, Frame.io Insider asks one of our expert contributors to share a tip, tool, or technique that they use all the time and couldn’t live without. This week, Jarle... The post Insider Tips: Use Search Bins to Stay Organized in Premiere Pro appeared first on Frame.io Insider ..read more

Recently, Adobe dropped a doozy of a teaser for multiple new AI-enhanced tools that are coming to Premiere Pro “later this year.” And the internet is already buzzing with speculations... The post The New Premiere Pro AI Tools I’ll Definitely Be Using appeared first on Frame.io Insider ..read more

Every week, Frame.io Insider asks one of our expert contributors to share a tip, tool, or technique that they use all the time and couldn’t live without. In this article,... The post Insider Tips: Kickstart Your Premiere Edit with Storyboards appeared first on Frame.io Insider ..read more

Every week, Frame.io Insider asks one of our expert contributors to share a tip, tool, or technique that they use all the time and couldn’t live without. This week, Chris... The post Insider Tips: Clean Up Premiere Pro’s Timelines Automatically appeared first on Frame.io Insider ..read more

Every week, Frame.io Insider asks one of our expert contributors to share a tip, tool, or technique that they use all the time and couldn’t live without. This week, Chris Salters demonstrates some creative uses for adjustment layers in Premiere Pro. Creative uses for Premiere Pro’s Adjustment Layers If you haven’t been using Adjustment Layers in Premiere Pro, it’s time to reconsider. Adjustment Layers are essentially empty video clips that can be added to a timeline. They can hold effects ...read the rest of Insider Tips: Get Creative with Premiere Pro Adjustment Layers The post Insider Tips ..read more

Documentary editors face a daunting task. We’re responsible for creating a narrative from hours and hours of footage, audio, and archival material. Because there’s no prewritten script, we rely on interview transcripts and notes to create one. It’s a lot like writing a story. And even though this portion of the editing process demands the most endurance, it’s my favorite part. Historically, popular editing software has prioritized visual editing over text editing, leaving documentary editors to develop tedious, hacky workarounds ...read the rest of How Premiere Pro’s Text-Based Editing Transfo ..read more

If you didn’t already know, proxy video workflows in Adobe Premiere Pro allow you to edit high-resolution footage more efficiently and smoothly. Proxies are usually low-resolution copies of the original video that are easier to handle for your computer. They’re temporary files that you use in your edit before reverting to the original media for finishing. Their biggest advantage is providing smooth playback on a system that cannot play the full-resolution media, so your system can work as fast as ...read the rest of The Complete Guide to Premiere Pro Proxies and Proxy Workflows The post The Co ..read more

If there’s anything we’ve learned about our readers over the years, it’s that you love content about all things color related. So we got inspired: what if we started a series of live demonstrations covering all the major color grading applications that have integrations with Frame.io? Last month we launched the first in our series of Frame.io Fundamentals live events, beginning with Lumetri, Premiere Pro’s powerful color grading tool. We were thrilled to see so many of you attend, and ...read the rest of Frame.io Connections: Color Grading Essentials in Premiere Pro The post Frame.io Connectio ..read more

Every week, Frame.io Insider asks one of our expert contributors to share a tip, tool, or technique that they use all the time and couldn’t live without. This week, Chris Salters speeds up 3-point edits using the Replace with Clip function in Premiere Pro. Faster 3-point edits using Premiere Pro’s Replace with Clip If you aren’t already familiar with the term 3-point edits, here’s a quick primer. They use In and Out points or markers in the Source monitor and the ...read the rest of Insider Tips: Faster 3-Point Edits Using Premiere Pro’s Replace with Clip The post Insider Tips: Faster 3-P ..read more

Every week, Frame.io Insider asks one of our expert contributors to share a tip, tool, or technique that they use all the time and couldn’t live without. This week, Chris Salters demonstrates three ways to move your entire timeline in Premiere Pro. Three ways to move your entire Timeline in Premiere Pro No matter the duration of the video being edited, the need constantly arises to move either the entire timeline or large portions of the timeline.  Here are three ...read the rest of Insider Tips: Three Ways to Move Your Entire Timeline in Premiere Pro The post Insider Tips: Three Ways to ..read more