Scale to Frame Size vs Set to Frame Size in Premiere Pro
The Scale to Frame Size and the Fit to Frame Size features in Premiere Pro sound like they do the same thing, but they don’t. Plus, their names are not all that logical, so people...
Tagged: Presets
Advanced Curves Techniques for Video Editors
I was asked to write an article for blog.frame.io about Advanced Curves Techniques. I decided to include some of my favorite techniques, like Easy White and Black Levels Balancing, Preparing Textures for Use as...
Jarle’s Premiere Pro Presets version 4.0
The 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 versions of my presets have been downloaded more than 375,000 times, and are used daily by documentary film editors, wedding video makers, students, broadcast companies, and even Hollywood. Now, you...
Automatic Motion Blur in Premiere Pro
I’ve kind of gotten tired of explaining to everyone that complains about Premiere Pro not having Motion Blur that Premiere actually does have native Motion Blur. You just need to make two settings in the Transform effect, and you...
Jarle’s Deadpool Handheld Camera Presets
Here you can download the «Handheld Camera» presets I made for the movie Deadpool. These are real camera shake presets, made from actual shots with a real camera – not some digitally created wiggle....
PDF-chapter on Accelerated Workflow in Premiere Pro
This chapter is for all you lazy, smart and busy editors out there! And for the editors who’d like to earn some money on their editing! Due to ever-decreasing budgets, tight deadlines and quick turnaround we need to complete projects faster and speed up our creative timeline with time-saving techniques.
Of all the chapters, this is probably the most unsexy one. But the time you save on accelerating your workflow can be used to create a lot more fun stuff in your film – or just help you get home for dinner, which is also cool!
