5 Little Video Editing Tricks that make a BIG Difference! (Adobe Premiere Pro CC Tutorial / How to)

[PhilZero]

That blur technique with the text was class

[JustinOdisho]

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[SkyTerran]

The audio ducking feature was one of my favorite things from Pinnacle Studios, which I used to use. Thanks for letting me know how two finally get it working on Premiere!

[theneedtoknows]

I've already used some of these in my videos and they make a big difference, can't wait to try out the rest. Thanks dude!!

[NicolePetre]

You save my life on the frustration that editing a video being a beginner gives you... so i'm forever grateful.

[JackStolz]

Dude the audio ducking was a game changer. I HATE keyframing audio and I am super used to working with DAW that allow me to add points just like you’ve shown. Since I’m new to video editing that was on my list of things to find. Thanks so much!

[carlobambi]

The sound keyframing was one that rly stood out w me. Such an easy short cut. Thank you for making this.

[realmackle]

Thanks for all of the Tips! 100% of these were really helpful!

[stephenmilden]

Never knew I could add keyframes directly on the audio track. It's so much faster and easier than using the Effects panel. Thanks!

[theskatebard]

The audio ducking is called audio automation - if you use the pen tool (P) and then hold command (ctrl on pc) you can convert the points to bezier to have more natural curves in the automation. Another tip, holding shift and dragging while you have multiple points selected will allow you to move them all together horizontally or vertically with out moving the other way so you can easily drag your points to a different spot in the clip with out risk of changing the volume, or it will let you change the volume without risking moving the point left/ right (this works for one or multiple points at once). Also taking a still and adding scale/ motion is known as the Ken Burns effect.

[realloganbrewer]

Wow, one of the chillest videos on this topic that I found on Youtube, good work man!

[PanteraRossa]

Cool stuff dude. Another powerful tip for Premiere and After FX users is to LEARN common shortcuts. Speeds up your process and actually makes editing fun, almost like playing an instrument when you’re in flow.

[NickiPostsTravelStuff]

Thank you, Justin. I've been watching your videos for years. They are by far the most helpful, the most clear, and offer the most value of any other editing videos out there. Truly, thank you!

[enlightenedpsycho]

You can a get lot of these effects on various softwares but mixing sounds on Premiere Pro is on another level. It creates a big difference in your video quality.

[JJChin]

Love it ! I love how you go straight to the point and demo it out for us. I think there's lot more to learn from you. But definitely will want to start improving on the sound design portion for my video. Thanks for the great content Justin!

[MarcusBadibanga]

Videos like these are what taught me editing before ever taking film classes. Thank you

[AthleticPreparation]

Super dope tips - really enjoyed them so thanks for sharing the skills 🤘

[RJ-ndzy]

Honestly once explained it's fairly intuitive. Thank you for breaking it down so nicely for us newbies! Can't wait to play with the full version

[peteydyer]

Dude this was extremely helpful! All of the tips were very simple but easily overlooked when just playing around in premiere. Thank you so much!

[octobertwentyfirst]

Thank you. Simple tips like this makes premiere much more accessible for a newbie like me. Wonderful presentation too.