TUTORIAL: What is NESTING and How Is It Used? [Premiere Pro]

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This is a very basic overview of what a nested sequence is in Premiere Pro and how you can use them.

This step-by-step tutorial shows how to make a nest, where it ends up in the timeline and project window, how to keyframe positions (or anything really), add color correction.

You'll also learn how to click-drag-duplicate any footage or element in the timeline.

With a little imagination, you can do some wonderful things you may not have thought possible.

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[talhabedir]

Clear succinct on-point explanation, without wasting any time. Awesome stuff. Thanks!

[LucBoeren]

You've got great talent for explaining things. Thank you!

[DA-lprh]

I know this in an old post - but I watched several nest videos and this one made it make sense....coming from photoshop long time user, this seems equivalent to a stamped layer in photoshop, which totally makes sense now. Thank you,

[LenFrost]

You're a life-saver! Just what I was looking for as I was struggling with animating multiple elements

[minosarchive]

I would love to hear about the other ways you can use nesting in a timeline!

[DarqueSyde]

I happen to own one of those X-Vive wireless units! How cool was this to find a useful tutorial by a guy who made a video for a piece of gear I actually use! Very cool! Nesting is essentially the same as a composition in After Effects.

[natvar]

Straight to the point and great example. Thanks Kevin!

[EliTravelAdventures]

Really helpful and plain explanation, thank you!

[Urduseekhiye]

Oh man - exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!

[abolfazlehsani]

I understand nesting now very well, thanks to you

[usmantvvlogs]

Amazing video keep up the good work :)

[offgridsweden]

Great example of using nesting. Have a great Thursday, Andreas 🇸🇪

[jessicakirsh]

VERY helpful tutorial on nesting! Thank you!

[Keimahkima]

Perfect Explanation, and i am alway looking free stuff in the discription. thank you.

[knight]

Oh wow, this is really useful. It's like symbols in adobe animate, that's where I see the connection. I've never used after effects.

[estellemus]

this nesting feature has saved my life and my sanity whyyy havent i been using it sooner!??

[michaelpoczynek]

Kevin, I was looking for an example of nesting and who came up but my favourite YouTube Guy! Everyone misses you a great deal - how to see you again soon!

[TeeJerb]

I have a timeline with an intro animation > a nested sequence > and outro animation. Is there a way to drag new footage into the nested sequence (with a shorter or longer duration than previous footage) and the nested sequence will automatically extend or shorten while keeping the outro animation snapped to the end of it?

[SolRC]

Thanks so much for this tip, It will go a long way to speeding up my workflow and keeping me less frustrated .

[michuinho]

It is like Smart Object in photoshop! Here, just a Graphic Designer trying to learn video editing.