Use This Keyframe Handle Trick in Premiere Pro! (Big Time Save!)

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ABOUT TUTORIAL
In this Adobe Premiere Pro Tutorial, Premiere Gal shows you how to create a basic lower third animations with the Essential Graphics Panel and how to create animation handles that contain your keyframes so you can always extend the duration without messing up the timing of your in and out animations. You'll also learn how to make your own mogrt - motion graphics template.

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TIMECODE CHAPTERS
0:00 The Dilemma
0:44 Setting up workspace
1:00 Creating Your Title
4:03 Animating Your Title
5:26 Adding Handles
6:10 Saving as Motion Graphics Template
6:50 Responsive Time
7:15 Importing other Motion Graphics Templates
9:20 Spell Check!
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Video and thumbnail by Rikard Tholen.

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[PremiereGal]

Did you know about this animation handle trick before? LMK ⬇

[ValentinKovshikMusic]

We need this for adjustment layers and everything else!

[ougibbons]

I’ve been a subscriber for a few months now. Been self taught and editing on Premiere Pro for over a decade now but learn new stuff from you weekly. Also, your voice is super ASMR, so sometimes I just put on old some of your old videos to fall asleep to.

[NatanAnedda]

Wow, if I only knew that before, I would probably be 1 year younger. I always did a cut before the last animation starts to make it less painy, but then if I had to change the text I have to copy/paste the title in the second graphic. That handle trick is painless! Thanks Gal

[Jason-Woolf]

OMG - I think I just learnt more in ten minutes than I ever did at school - thank you . . .

[RhettBrownatRetroWreck]

Yes, I would love more of these text and style tuts! This one was a great help!

[TheBitDuke]

I wish so badly this could work for all media, such as video or images in non-graphics clips, especially for a keyframed transition element such as a slight push on a cut or something. But the responsive design stuff is fantastic if you set it up and this is a great explanation on how and why to do so!

[JayStansfield]

If there's anyone in the whole world who I'd share an office with, to edit videos all day long, it's you! Thanks so much for making these videos - you're an absolute BOSS! x

[DisabledgamR]

Was looking for a way to do this for about 2 weeks now and gave up. Randomly watch this video and go "Oh HEY!!! That's what I need to do!" Love the tutorials and learning from you!

[PvSTA]

5:14 GOD, nobody told me about this part and now I say AWESOME! Thank you. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[Soulala]

Great tips! Greetings from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil!!!

[jorgschiele]

Thank you! - I didn't know the graphics panel in such detail. (Love your short fx-interruptions)

[derrinrguitar]

Omg, truly convenient! Thanks again, Kelsey

[pdwhalen]

Perfect timing! I was just trying to figure this out!

[ScottSilva]

Thank you for this tip. I had no idea we could do that! Another helpful video from Gal!

[tamarag]

Thank you!!! Love your videos. Always very helpful! 🎉

[orthodoxdawittube]

Thanks for the tip! Now I can finally make my video transitions smoother than a baby's bottom.

[fallingscalesmedia]

This. Just. Blew. My. Mind! Well played 🎉

[EnglishWithEnes]

Thanks, those sweet handles deserved their own video

[hotshoestudio]

fantastic tip i never knew. Thanks! BTW hitting NAB this year?