How to Edit Multi Cam Sequences Easily in Adobe Premiere Pro CC (Tutorial)

[otwdpodcast]

I've manually stacked and cut 48 episodes, all of which are 2 to 3 hours long. This video just literally changed my life. Thank you a million times.

[StaticArcadeLIVE]

Started a new job today, and they asked "Hey, can you do a multicam edit tomorrow?"

You saved my ass. This is super easy to follow, thank you.

[eshaansharma]

I remember using stacking and cutting method on my first multi-cam edit and I can't forget how hard it was to do manually.

Today I had a tear in my eye just imagining that an editor will see this video before attempting his first multi-cam editing and skip over all the blood, pain and tears of manual editing. Bridging the gap between pain and enjoyment, that's Justin odisho for you 💯

[SocratesinaG]

Stumbling across this video a DAY before I start my first ever multi-cam edit (3 4K cams + audio) - PRICELESS!!! Thank you Justin 🙏🏾 - you are a good man!

[marcus_bowling]

I've been editing multi-cam sequences for years. I knew this workflow existed, but it was always too clunk to make decisive edits that justified the effort.

Now that computers are just wicked fast, this is going to be an insane time saver for me. Thanks so much!

[theroundaboutpodcast]

Relatively new video podcast here and I appreciate this so much! I'm new to video editing. My friend was just using apple movie, but it was taking him at least 4 or 5 hours for each 45-60 minute show for 3 angles. I'll be taking over the video editing soon and this is such a welcome thing to see and learn. Thanks for making the tutorial!

[MikeRose]

I've been trying to figure out the multicam thing and watched several videos. Yours is the first one that made sense and now it works! Thanks!

[TrentonGauthier]

This is incredible. I was dreading this task and now I'm looking forward to it! Thank you!

[BillConrad]

Thanks for the multi-camera tutorial. Very straightforward and easy to understand.

[usmanmajid]

Excellent tutorial Justin! A tip for everyone regarding the dragging of the multicam clip on to the timeline to see how everything is stacked as per 2:14. If instead of dragging it, you right click on it and hit 'open in timeline', it will open up the entire original "stacked" source multicam sequence as a new tab in your timeline. So you'll essentially have the original untouched stacked version in one tab, and the main sequence will all your cuts in another. Any changes you make to the source footage in the multicam stacked sequence e.g. colour grades, audio edits etc, will be reflected on to the main sequence. This is helpful if you need to go back and change the scale, fix colour, add another camera angle, and so on. Hope that helps! 😄

[randallross]

thanks so much for this. i was trying to work it out in my head about how to do this and your way makes so much more sense.

[JakeBrian]

I can’t believe as a 5 year video editor I’m just now finding out this is possible. Thanks dude you’re a legend

[DigitalDerek]

Mind blowing haha. The idea of multi camera use just got wayyy more feasible and less time consuming for editing. Gonna be back to watch this again in the future.

[ryanrossy]

Wow, I am so glad you made this video! Been watching since 2016 and I am so grateful that you are still making tutorials. You will always be the goat <3

[ValerieJones-gjrt]

Excellent tutorial. Made a huge difference in our project, saved us a ton of time.

[magicmungia]

Thanks as always. You always have perfect understanding tutorials

[swidenjil]

Thank you for sharing! Excellent explanation.

[AllenInRealLife]

I learned this in school but it's been years since I used it. Also learned some new stuff from watching this. Great video. Thanks.

[Gonewithjon]

I'm sure you have heard something similar to this before, I have learned so much from your videos. I admire the amount of videos and the hard work and dedication that you put into them. You are owning it sir keep it up

[godwin_njoroge]

Whoa! This was so helpful. Thank you so much Justin. So excited to try this out on a new project later today