Inwista for Premiere: Professional Subtitles While You Finish Your Edit
The Inwista panel sends your Premiere sequence off for transcription and brings back subtitles formatted the way a professional subtitler would do it.
Category: Workflow
How to use Premiere Pro and other applications together.
Adobe Premiere Pro Best Practices and Workflow Guide
For almost three years, I ‘ve had the pleasure of working with people from Adobe Premiere Pro Engineering and from Adobe Strategic Development on writing the Adobe Premiere Pro Best Practices and Workflow Guide...
Multicam Tips & Tricks for Premiere Pro Editors
I wrote the Multicam chapter in the Best Practices and Workflow Guide for Adobe, and this post is a collection of both simple and more advanced techniques and workflows that didn’t fit in the...
Premiere Pro Keyboard Shortcut Infographic from Motion Array
If you are serious about video editing, then learning about Adobe Premiere Pro keyboard shortcuts is nothing short of a necessity. Taking the time to learn the different commands will help you work faster...
Scale to Frame Size vs Set to Frame Size in Premiere Pro
The Scale to Frame Size and the Set 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...
To transcode – or not to transcode?
There are a lot of misconceptions about transcoding, and discussions on transcoding show up in forums and groups quite often. In an attempt to bring some facts and practical advice on the table, I...
