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• February 20, 2013

  5 Essential Video Editing Plugins for $200 or Less

  Author: Clay Asbury

  Looking to expand your video editing toolkit? Check out these powerful plugins that can speed up your workflow and improve the look of your projects – all under $200! Read More

• February 18, 2013

  Video Editing: Speech Analysis in Adobe Premiere Pro

  Author: Clay Asbury

  Learn how to use the powerful speech analysis and recognition function in Adobe Premiere Pro. Speed up your edits and organize your footage automatically! Read More

• February 12, 2013

  Creating Beautiful Slow Motion in Adobe Premiere Pro

  Author: Brent Pierce

  There’s a right and wrong way to do slow motion in post-production. In this article, we show you how to create beautiful slow motion using 60p video in Adobe Premiere Pro. Read More

• February 8, 2013

  Video Editing Tutorial: Using Markers in Premiere Pro

  Author: Andrew Devis

  Premiere Pro has introduced a ton of new functionality when adding and editing markers. In this post we show you multiple ways to use Premiere Pro markers in your video editing projects to make your workflow more efficient. Read More

• February 6, 2013

  Improving Footage with the Warp Stabilizer in Premiere Pro

  Author: Clay Asbury

  Repair shaky video footage in Premiere Pro using the powerful Warp Stabilizer effect – great for POV and handheld shots! In this post, we show you how to smooth your video footage and fix DSLR rolling shutter issues. Read More

• February 5, 2013

  The Corner Pin Effect in Adobe Premiere Pro

  Author: Andrew Devis

  The Corner Pin Effect in Premiere Pro is a quick way to composite signage in elements in your video frame. In this post we show you how to use this handy effect, as well as nest ‘pinned’ elements into your video footage. Read More

• January 31, 2013

  Creating a “Ken Burns” Pan and Zoom Effect in Premiere Pro

  Author: Brent Pierce

  Learn how to create the zoom and pan effect made popular by documentary filmmaker Ken Burns. Using this effect makes plain and static subjects come to life with simple zooms and movement. In this post, we learn how to create the popular Ken Burns effect in Premiere Pro.  To create this roving effect in Adobe Premiere Pro, [...] Read More

• January 29, 2013

  Clips, Tracks and Audio Effects in Premiere Pro CS6

  Author: Andrew Devis

  With Premiere Pro CS6 you can add audio effects not only to clips, but also entire tracks! In this post we share several ways to use the audio effects within Premiere Pro. Read More

• January 22, 2013

  How to Chroma Key in Adobe Premiere Pro

  Author: Brent Pierce

  Learn how to quickly pull a chroma key in Premiere Pro – an essential skill for working with green and blue screen video footage. In this post, we’ll show you how. Read More