How to Use Sequences in Premiere Pro - for Newbs!

I talk about my thoughts on using sequences in this Premiere Pro Tutorial.

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[leecegal]

I am the worst at keeping my media files organized. This is definitely a game changer! I was always confused about what sequences were and how to use them.This was a great simple explanation, thanks for sharing!

[eyeconartist]

This is SO helpful for a newb like myself. I've been trying to find a video explaining how Sequences work within a Project, and all I've been finding are beginner videos explaining EVERYTHING ELSE BUT. Love that you explained a few different ways to use them. Mainly, for me, creating separate sequences for different scenes and bringing them together into one. This is relevant even for it being from 6 years ago at this point. 🙏😭🤩

[Ashaa_ja]

This was absolutely the video I was looking for! Thank you very much for this very clear and to the point video; absolutely loved it!

[cbcphotography]

This tutorial is very helpful for understanding the basic uses of "sequences." I was looking for a tutorial for exporting in one video file from a multiple sequence.
But you mentioned, we have to assemble all the sequences in another or new sequence in a proj file. Thank you for this.

[romalyngilay]

Thanks so much! This was super helpful. I was just highlighting ALL my content in Adobe Pr and then dragging it all just so I can add in a new video. This makes life so much easier :)

[GretchenEmeryBand-rbws]

Thank you - really helped!!! There's so much to know and I really appreciate straightforward explanations like yours.

[fisiconerd]

I was looking for the last information (how to assemble multiple scenes - that you explained that it is putting all sequences in another sequence). But the whole tutorial was extremely useful! Thank you!

[scottprobst]

This was a really good basic sequences tutorial. Thanks!

[INTERNETSOPHI]

YES, this was exactly what I needed to learn what sequences were. Great job

[jcarmi]

I'm taking your course and I was struggling with my understanding of sequences and this cleared it up for me. Thank you, and I want to commend you on being an excellent teacher and I am taking a couple of your courses, and sure I will take more in the future. Just so you will know, I am a prison minister, and attempting to create videos for the purpose of promoting the ministry so other people will join in and help... thanks again.

[ScottCurts]

Great Video. Answered exactly what I was looking for. Look forward to checking out more your videos. Thank you.

[namibarden]

Thank you so much for making this video. It makes total sense now. I wanted to know how to use sequences, but no videos had talked about it so clearly. I appreciated. ❤

[lingshuangzhang]

Very thorough video. Answered all my questions about sequences in one video. Appreciate it!

[frunkq]

You requested feedback... Great video - thanks. Done loads of editing in the past, but this is my first encounter with Premiere Pro, so sequences were new to me. Great demo and more importantly you provided a set of valid use cases where they are useful. Even my rinky-dink editing will benefit massively from them. Thanks

[marciurling]

Phil, this is the video I was looking for!!!! I finally got it:) Thx.

[BlastoffEntCo]

Great video Phil Ive grown in knowledge with premiere pro due to your courses, u answered my question and glad it was you.

[meldrumart]

Great video, thanks! It cleared up a few questions I had about sequences.

[Dmarra]

Very informative! Using sequences will definitely be added to my future works. Thank you@

[matt.coignard]

This totally helped. I'm working my way through your VideoSchool course right now and felt my brain getting just a little jumbled. I understand sequences better now. TBH I kind of see them like video games saves lol - always have a couple saved so I don't have to start over if something goes wrong.

[garybulgin]

Great video thanks. Exactly what I was looking for as a newbie on this.