NESTED SEQUENCE with MARKERS in Adobe Premiere Pro - the BEST TRICK for editing videos!

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In this video I show how to add markers in Premiere Pro to nested sequences in order to visualise what's inside the nest and make it easier to work with video clips grouped inside a nest. Nested sequences allow you to group clips together and be able to apply any effect to such a group e.g. lumetri for color grading or parametric equalizer for audio processing. It's a very efficient and flexible way to edit because you can always go inside the nest and change something on the source clips which will affect the entire nested sequence. Using markers in a smart way allow you to sort of see inside the nested sequence from the outside making it so much easier and faster to edit your videos.

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[jnrhtb]

Wow, at 2:38 - after watching this, I just found out about that feature. Thanks a lot, this is exactly what I was looking for.

[Gertifull]

Thank you so much! That is such an amazing thing to know!

[djnaydee]

Great tips with the markers. I was interested in watching your second video that you mentioned regarding double nested sequences but it's a card does not show up on the right side and searching it here on YouTube. I got nothing. You may want to consider also adding links in the description for videos you recommend as the card icon is faulty and doesn't always show on all devices like my mobile phone for instance

[coreybolden]

Very nice technique!!! Thank you very much for sharing that!!! I'm going to start using it right away!

[fatpig]

3:37 holy crap I'm so glad you told me not to click away! that's awesome!!!!

[MrSenpaiTV]

You deserve more subs. Just became one of my fav Youtubers

[ArtyMars]

Holy shit.... This really is a game changer, I don't understand why adobe hasn't already natively included a function you can enable to see the sub nested item names, I personally end up with about 30 + nested sequences deep by the time i've finished editing a video for youtube, it can become a bit of a labyrinth but it's important for me to break up each step of my editing, one sequence for arranging clips, the next is usually callouts and text, another nest for titles and then music last usually haha <3

[jturk]

Can this same trick be done in Final Cut?The marker on nested timeline just improved my workflow by 100% on premiere

[TeeJerb]

I have a timeline with an intro animation > a nested sequence > and outro animation. Is there a way to drag new footage into the nested sequence (with a shorter or longer duration than previous footage) and the nested sequence will automatically extend or shorten while keeping the outro animation snapped to the end of it?

[pags]

I did learn something... However, I Still haven't found what I am looking for... Oh wait did I just go there... I'm sure you have it... I'll click on your links!

[Atetus]

Zrób film skąd i jak brać muzykę bez praw autorskich i jak jej szukać szybko i "przyjemnie" ;)

[Autokroma]

For example you could rename the name of your timeline clips with "walking towards" and "walking away" (it wouldn't change the name of your source clip in the project panel !) and apply the panel described in my video and anytime you change the editing you could update the markers in a few clicks, it'll use the new timeline clip name you won't have to rename them again nor change manually the ins and outs (see video tutorial !)

[atabuk]

Adobe premier is very difficult software
I'm trying to learn the basics
💔

[LolitasGarden]

Did the nested sequence help you by the time you had done all the work to mark and label everything inside?

[cph]

I've got a tip...




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