Multi Camera Editing in Premiere Pro FAST

Multicam Editing in Premiere Pro is super quick and easy. In this video I outline how to setup your sequence for an efficient workflow when editing a multi camera production as well as a few production tips to streamline the post process.
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0:00 - Introduction
0:35 - Quick Tips when shooting for MC Sequence
1:23 - MC Tutorial Start

[MarkHoltze]

I didn’t feel right putting out an exclusive WINNER video so I packaged it into a MULTI CAMERA editing video. SKIP to 5:50 for the SIMMOD Vintage Canon FD 50mm 1.8 WINNER draw. Thanks for everyone who contributed. I wish I could give you guys all lenses!

[whatsupwithdjpodcast]

Thank you. I think you are the only Premiere Pro tutorial that explained how to change the order of the cameras.

[khaledbinobaid]

Dude, I've seen a lot of multicam editing tutorials (including Peter McKinnon's) but this was the best one. probably the first time I've seen someone utilize a 'vintage camera' (idk what they're called sorry xD) for such a tutorial, which made it all the more exciting. Didn't win the lens but got an awesome tutorial instead! so not complaining, not complaining, not complaining xD Absolutely stoked for the camera show video, keep making them man!

[ricflomusic]

ah yes needed this to remind me how to do it again, thank you!

[davetw]

Thanks, spent 4 hours yesterday splicing a 1hr webinar together, this is going to save a lot of time!

[hvaranhvaran]

Oh, rolling edit tool was the best little detail from this one! Thank you!

[TrineReinOfficial]

Thank you for this great tutorial, it really helped me get started on my first multi cam editing tonight!🙏🏼😊

[roshanaariel]

Can you tell me how I would color match the two (or three) camera clips, either before or after I've created a new sequence from clip? I keep watching color match tutorials, but I can't figure out how to use those color-matched clips once I have them matched. What's the next step??? Thanks!

[cakefevertv]

Thanks Mark! You explained it very well 😊 this will surely help the projects im working on!

[askjacob]

This was perfect, thank you. Straight forward, I could get back into Premiere and get what I wanted done right away. Thank you again!

[jimmadaffer]

I'm relatively new to Premiere editing but have a suggestion. i recorded two cameras, plus a separate audio track using audacity with a Yeti Mic - (wanted a crystal clear track to use not only with the video but for a podcast as well). I wanted all three to sync but only use the audacity channel (not the camera audio) for the sound. i imported the two cameras and the audio track together, not sure if it work work and presto - it synced perfectly - and automatically used the higher quality audacity track. might be good to highlight this in the future as i was impressed it worked for me by just experimenting.

[MUENTERMEDIA]

Good work Mark! The winner really gets a nice lens!

[stevet]

Thank you. To all the other YouTube tutorial guys, “Was this so hard?” Subscribed

[melpeters]

Thank you so much! This was extremely helpful. 👍

[squareintheeye]

Very helpful. Nice one for mentioning the button editor. I got lost on a previous tut looking for that for like a half hour

[timskinnercanada]

I don’t have that program but I’m sure many of those principles and practices would apply to any program (like the exposure tip). Might have to try a two-cam setup some time soon. Congrats to Drew.

[alekgent-vincent]

I spent half a day manually aligning feeds from 4 cameras and 2 audio recorders. This tutorial would have saved me time and done a better job. I'm actually starting my project over again, using this tutorial, because my manual alignment isn't as good as what this does.


Thanks!

[IsraelSuperguide]

Hi, first thank you for your video. I tried and it works. I am glad it exist, i was planning to do it manually. But I have another questions. how does different shots paste together and yet look this naturally transition from one shot to another without using a transition. i hope i am making my self understood. Are they also edited in the mul-camera mode? thanks again.

[rodrrico]

Excellent tutorial Mark, definitely pinning this one to my favourites. It always helps when there is a sync clap. I can't tell you enough how frustrating it is when the cameras don't line up because the shooters didn't clap :D

[videographysiko]

Oh yes!! Thank you soo much! saved me so much headache!!!!
Definitely gonna subscribe for more of those tips.