When should you use Adobe Premiere Rush and when should you use Adobe Premiere Pro?

Here's a question I get asked a lot. When would you use Premiere Rush over Premiere Pro and vice versa. Well, here are some quick tips on the differences between the two, what you can do in one versus the other and some workflows that can enhance your productivity.

Gear used for video:

- GoPro Hero 8
- Canon Powershot G7x Mark II
- Canon DSLR 650D

[mikmaccc]

this gave me all the info I need. thank you for being to the point and informative!

[GrandFyre]

Excellent explanation, to the point, with no extra fluff, as found in other tutorial videos. Cheers mate. 👏🏼

[cyreal]

This is very informative since im a newby from video editing regardinng my drone footage. Thanks
Chris😊

[musicisalwaysthevibe]

this helped so much! keep up the great work!

[arivanilky]

Very helpful video! Thank you, Chris!

[Matt-vexx]

Great video thanks - One Question? Are you limited to how many time lines you can have in Rush?

[michaeljacobs]

I like that phrase "Never Stop Creating". Liked and subscribed for more. I want more, I need more ;-)

[ajymediadaawah]

What will say between smartphone and laptop video editing,

[JimiJo]

Thanks Chris, this has helped a lot. I know now that I don’t have to Rush into Premier Pro. Lol

[onemagicdude]

Premiere Rush has auto-ducking of Audio and auto-reframe too, so it's a bit strange that you mention those as Premiere Pro features.

[TechInsomnia]

Great video my friend! 💯 This helped a lot. Thank you 🙏 LIKED & SUBBED

[fredito]

Can you do all of your rough edits on mobile rush then be able to open it on premiere pro and add more heavier edits?

[deanstreetdreamsentertainment]

Question I’ve been editing on iMovie which is the better upgrade

[HasaneBiscuit]

Thanks alot i'm trying to improve my editing game and skill at editing it was short and got to the point🙂👍

[videoart]

does Premiere Rush support keyframes or not ?