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Unless you work on an ultra-powerful computer built specifically for video editing, chances are you struggle with playback lag. There are several factors that can create lag when playing back your footage during the editing process, such as video resolution, intensity of effects and color correction, and the capabilities of your computer hardware. In this post, we cover three of the easiest ways to address this issue.
One of the biggest steps you can take to improve your editing workflow is utilizing keyboard shortcuts. In this article, we take a closer look at 10 incredibly useful shortcuts that come built-in with Adobe Premiere Pro.
There are several reasons why synchronizing two or more pieces of audio can be useful. Typically, your audio source will be different from your video source. This is why most big-budget Hollywood films utilize a slate, creating an audio and visual cue that allows the editor to easily sync an audio track to a video clip. But what if you aren’t using a slate, or simply don’t want to go through the process of syncing every single clip manually? Well Adobe Premiere has a solution for you…
Proxy files, also known as proxies, serve as a useful tool to help create a smoother and more seamless editing process. Whether you’re working on a small project for social media, or a full-scale feature film, creating and using proxy files are a must-know process for Premiere users of all skill levels.
Organization is key. This applies to pretty much everything in life, but especially when it comes to video editing. Having well-organized files both on your computer and in your editing software will greatly improve your efficiency and workflow.
