5 Hidden Gem Editing Tips in Adobe Premiere Pro CC (Tutorial / How to)

[piratesonthemoon]

When it comes to teaching editing, you the GOAT

[DingleDays]

I definitely did not know the trick to be able to “un-nest” the clips. I think I’ve been doing it the manual way forever. I’ve been a fan since back in the school days and I appreciate that you keep pushing out banger content that is actually actionable. All the best!

[mnamhie]

Thanks, Justin. Always enjoy your videos. You are thorough without being verbose and your soothing voice fosters comprehension.

[JustJeremyHere]

Honestly I’ve learned most of my editing from you. Keep up the amazing work 💯

[sibamboportraits]

You are heaven sent bro. I'm new to video editing and been looking for someone who explains with simplicity. You've got a fan now!

[Ollierastall]

Every time I watch one of your videos I learn so much. Thanks for such brilliant content, Justin.

[Jlin]

Everyone be talking about the hidden gem editing tips, but they should be talking about the real hidden gem: this channel! Hehe, stay hydrated Justin c:

[shubhambhargava]

Hi Justin. I m from India. Your videos are really helpful

[shoesupsleevesdown]

until now i only knew of manually setting the time if i needed to change the speed. dragging is gonna be super helpful so thanks for that. and ive never noticed the keyboard shortcut menu either. that in itself will save me a bunch of time too since i only knew a couple. great video, very beneficial

[Media-snou]

Another great tutorial. I learn something every time.

[eshaansharma]

Amazing tips !!! I only knew the first two 😅😅😅 I watch full ads to support your channel 😁

[bla]

I knew everything except the unnest, GREAT TIP!!!

[Dang]

That unnest tip is amazing.
I LOVE IT !!!

[DevSinghalMusic]

For windows user
command=ctrl
option=ALT
to go to preferences
Edit-Preferences
:)

[VegardThefilmmaker]

I miss being in Tokyo 🇯🇵 seeing your clips from Shinjuku

[alexandrenmagno]

I realized a few weeks ago that Ctrl + R opens speed/duration for the clip, that and "Q" for cut clip + delete cut + drag back all tracks with one button (and W to do it forward) are quite time saving for the type of videos I'm editing
just spreading the word here

[elbarongabri]

Very useful videos, thanks! I love you somehow

[afridifacebook]

Hi Justin, hope you are doing well. Could you please make a tutorial on this 1:49 "Mouse Zoom" thingy. That would be really appreciated.

[MASTER-plgj]

Plz host a video editing contest with a given clip to edit plz....

[stefanx]

Been using premier for 4 years now and that last tip about screenshots was the best thing I've ever learned 😂