Create Proxies and edit faster in Premiere Pro 2020 | Proxy Workflow Part 1

Learn to edit super fast in Premiere Pro, even on older computers!

Editing 4K files in Premiere Pro can be a pain. Even if you follow all the tips and tricks you can find online it sometimes just isn't enough. Especially if you don't have a high end PC. But there is a way around this!

Proxies can save your day and help you edit demanding footage easily. In this video I will show you three ways to create proxies in Premiere Pro and how you can use them to edit faster.

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[CynthiaKao]

This was super helpful. Thank you so much.

[Pozitivkin]

You're the best !!!! I'll make my travel blogs 100 times faster !!!! THANKS bro!

[Sebastinator]

UPDATE: 04:21-"Premier doesn't tell you when a proxy is being used even if the proxy button is set to use proxies" - The new Adobe Update allows you to create proxies with watermarks. Thus everytime a proxy clip is being used, you will visually see it as it plays in the preview. You're welcome.

[ricardoppinheiro]

Thank you very much, but there's something I can't find anywhere: it's common during filming that the logger already creates proxies and sends it before the raw material.
How do I link the media proxy that I have already started working with the raw material that I import later?

[lauch]

Hi Marc ! Thanks a lot for your videos. Some of my proxies are exporting badly with green and flicker. I have tried many things but it does not solve it. Do you know what I could do ? Thanks.

[soulmusic]

Grüße aus Koblenz :D Is it possible to create a proxy on other PC and then edit them and go back to rendering on PC with original files ?

[henwie]

Thank you for the tutorial, but you caught me really off guard with that many hakenkreuze. please frame that with a sentence when you use such footage...