Editing Videos on iPad | Full Adobe Premier Rush Workflow

Let's take a look at using your iPad Pro for editing video with Adobe Premiere Rush. One of my favorite programs for quick and easy editing. It'll help you get videos up on Instagram Stories, IGTV, or even Youtube. In this Adobe Rush Tutorial, I'm going to walk you through the whole process of using an iPad for video editing with Adobe Rush.

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction | Using Adobe Rush on the iPad Pro
1:18 - Gear to use with your iPad Pro
2:41 - Importing your video footage
4:19 - Editing in Adobe Rush
12:54 - Adding Music and B-Roll
21:34 - Exporting and Sharing Your Video
23:33 - Closing

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[jbivphotography]

Who else uses and loves Adobe Premier Rush?

[katagn]

I love that you show a little behind the scenes footage too.

[jasonk.segrest]

Thank you, John! I am new to the Adobe creative suite and Premier Pro seems to be overwhelming. After watching this video, I feel a bit more comfortable and ready to move forward with editing my videos. I will be referencing this video as my new journey begins. Have a great holiday!

[PropanePete]

This is the best tutorial on Adobe Rush I’ve seen. Thank you, it helped with a couple of things I wasn’t sure of.

[foto]

I only dabble in shooting or editing video and basically self taught trying to use Adobe Premier. Always so intimidating. I was introduced to Rush at a trade show by an Adobe rep that said he did most of his editing now on Rush since the user interface was easier and since 95%+ of people didn't need many of the features/capability of Premier. I have edited a few videos with Rush now and for the most part it is much easier and better to work with. The way it automatically connects clips on track 1 to track 2 is frustrating (delete or move one and it automatically grabs the other) and some of the audio adjustments are frustrating, but for the most part it is faster/easier. Still learning though and would love to see a tips and tricks video from you for Rush.

[Jes-in-Simple]

John thank you for this video man You’ve always been one of my go to’s for photography and now adding videography to the list! 📸🎥

[kzondc]

Love seeing your whole workflow using Rush!! I just started using it to get back into video editing on my phone and iPad, and loving the experience so far!

[chelcier]

This is the best Rush tutorial I have seen yet, thanks so much for taking the time to explain this.

[markclarisse]

Dude, your channel is fast becoming one of my faves. 👍🏼 I’m a hybrid photo/video wedding shooter and use 100% LumaFusion but Adobe Rush has some features that LumaFusion doesn’t (that I just learnt in your vid). I’ve also invested in the Gnarbox 2.0 and this thing is a serious workflow changer. Thanks bro

[HokkeeKun]

Can you do a video on how you use your xt3 during a wedding? what iso, shutter speed, and aperture you use for each scene...so how to use your flash trigger for evening events.

[Autofusionchannel]

I just realized this came with my subscription. It’s so easy to use I love it . Great video 👍👍

[TimFilmsCars]

Good stuff John! I’d def be willing to give it a shot when it supports LUTs and more flexible grading. That’s a big one for videographers who shoot in log footage, especially considering how color-accurate the Apple displays are. But for run and gun, this looks like a super solid option.

[givethem_chell]

I am so happy your your made this video. This confirmed that I need to move to an iPad with a keyboard.

[bhavadasaacbsp]

Thanks John for the really clear explanations of the great features of Premier Rush. Just paid for it today, and happened to find your tutorial. I also just subscribed to your channel and look forward to seeing more videos!

[SRLarsonMD]

So John, when you're making a longer video to you ever break things up and create multiple segments that you can later stitch together to make a complete work? I was wondering if this kind of workflow is possible within the Adobe Rush interface?

[cw]

thanks for the vid brother. wasnt sure whether to get the galaxy tab s8 or the 2021 ipad pro 11". premeire rush looks very smooth on that ipad so that's what imma do

[daksh_mamgain]

Hahaha was just waiting for video bruh👍🏼

[larrycanonga]

Your channel is awesome. Thank you for sharing your knowledge

[jwar]

Brilliant video & happy new year, as my iPad Pro 2018 hasn’t got a great deal of storage, am I able to use an external hard drive like one with a SD card reader built in, and access the video files on that for editing ?, or upload the videos to my Creative Cloud storage and work on them like I would with images on Lightroom ?. Many thanks

[LaminarSound]

Great video sir. 2 questions.... 1- does Adobe Rush allow for fine audio nudging? Im done with fighting iMovie as its smallest audio nudge is often times not small enough for me to perfectly sync to the video. 2- how are you backing up your work when youre finished with a project? Surely you arent leaving finished projects on the iPad to fill up memory space. Can you "save as" the whole project to an external SSD? Or, can you keep all of your video, audio files on an external SSD and edit the project that way, never putting your media on the iPad itself?