Create a Dynamic Split Screen Effect in Adobe Premiere | Tutorial

Take your montage design to the next level and learn how to easily create a dynamic split screen effect in Adobe Premiere CC. In this Adobe Premiere tutorial, we will create a easy-to-do picture-in-picture effect that you can use for the many projects to come.

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[azishams]

YOU ARE A LIFE SAVER!!! I've been looking for this CROP thing for days!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU

[brandtwoods]

This was exactly what I was looking for! Easy to follow and each step was perfectly clear. Thank you!

[tOxicPete]

Aaah, just what I was looking for! No BS, no super advanced stuff, just an easy way to make a cool effect. Great stuff. Thanks! :-)

[mikeywiththecamera]

This helps so much! It's exactly what I needed to know, and you explain it so quickly and precisely. Thank you thank you thank you!!!

[danielsaran]

That was exactly what I was looking for! Great Video!!! Thanks

[JayFrederick]

this is how to do an instructional video. right to the point. perfect.

[davidmanea]

LOVE the video bro. Quick, to the point and easy to follow. Thanks!

[mandanosavolar]

Thanks for your time. It's well explicated. Very inspirational.

[thrN]

Gracias, me ayudaste demasiado, nunca había usado premier

[SweetSourTravel]

Love this effect, great tutorial, thanks

[damecny]

wow i didn’t think it would be that easy lmao thanks 🙏

[kenjihirai]

Very helpful, thanks for the tutorial, it's my first time to use premiere pro and this tutorial helped me alot, and it's really easy to understand 😀 keep it up👍

[Spatharis.a]

Although I use Davinci Resolve this vid is what I was searching for. Thanks a lot dude! ;)

[alfredfowowe]

This is amazing, you have shown me what I wanted, you are star bro

[annazayyanafurqana]

really nice tutorial, easy to understand for a beginner like me. thanks

[mannycepeda]

Can you do a video with musicians playing the same song and kinda talk about challenges doing the montage. Thanks!!!!

[sr]

Thanks for the video!
I got exact content which I was looking for.

[bobbygvideomasher]

Thanks been looking for a simple way to do this.

[T.A_Mnisi]

Thanks for the video, its just what i was looking for...

[JackSquare]

Howdy, friend! Great video. Just had a quick question. At 3:38 when you readjust the crop it looks like you're only adjusting one parameter (i.e. top, bottom, left, right), but both the bottom and the top of the crop seem to adjust at once and uniformly (when looking at the video clip). Obviously someone could work with the bottom and top separately, but what you're doing seems really efficient as (it appears) you're able to keep the shape that you originally had for the crop. Wondering how you're adjusting the bottom and top at the same time, as I can't really tell from the video. Hopefully this makes sense! Thanks!