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Nov 28, 2024 | 
photography.tutsplus.com | Andrew Childress |Nona Blackman |Tom Graham
In this section, we'll go through a rapid-fire overview of Premiere Pro to show you the layout, the various different sections, and everything you need to know just to navigate the program.
I'm working in the 2025 version of Adobe Premiere Pro. Your layout might be slightly different if you're working in a different version of the program, but 99% of this course will be relevant across all recent versions.
Premiere Pro layout overview
Workspaces are an important feature of Premiere Pro.
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Oct 22, 2024 | 
photography.tutsplus.com | Tom Graham |Andrew Childress
There's an old saying that a shoddy worker always blames their tools. Tools aren't important—what's important is knowing how, when, and why to use them.
The current tools of the video editing trade are software programs such as Adobe Premier Pro and DaVinci Resolve, sometimes known as NLE or non-linear editors.
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Jul 9, 2024 | 
photography.tutsplus.com | Marie Gardiner |André Bluteau |Tom Graham |Jackson Couse
Learn to colour correct like a pro with our free course DaVinci Resolve Color Grading for Beginners. You'll learn how to use each important tool in Resolve, including how to set up your project using scene cut detection, how to get clean skin tones with noise reduction, and how to create cinematic looks. In this lesson, you'll find out how to get everything set up with your video project, ready for colour grading.
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May 28, 2024 | 
photography.tutsplus.com | Tom Graham |Marie Gardiner |Power Point |Andrew Childress
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to correct the color of footage that you export in Premiere Pro. This way, each video that you export will look exactly how you want it to. The fix takes only a few clicks. You’ve been there. You’re editing and color grading video footage in Premiere Pro. On your screen, it’s well-saturated with ample contrast. But when you export, they look washed out. Videos may seem too bright, with no contrast. You ask yourself: why is Premiere Pro changing the color of my footage?
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Apr 12, 2024 | 
photography.tutsplus.com | Marie Gardiner |Andrew Childress |Jonathan Lam |Tom Graham
Adding light leaks to your videos can give them a unique and nostalgic touch. Used well, they can add warmth, colour, and texture to your project. So we've put together some of our favourites—from premium choices over at Envato Elements through to light leak overlays that are free from MixKit.
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Mar 6, 2024 | 
photography.tutsplus.com | Marie Gardiner |Tom Graham |Marie worked
What is the Kuleshov Effect, how is it used in film, and how can you use it in your own works? We've got the answers to all your questions in this article.
What is the Kuleshov Effect?
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Mar 6, 2024 | 
photography.tutsplus.com | Marie Gardiner |Jonathan Lam |Andrew Childress |Tom Graham
Are you looking to add a touch of vintage charm and cinematic nostalgia to your videos? Well film overlays can do just that! These overlays mimic the grainy texture of old film stock, giving your footage a timeless and classic feel.
Whether you're working on a retro project or simply want to enhance the visual appeal of your videos, we've curated a list of the 20 best film grain video overlays for 2024. From free film overlays to premium choices, you'll find something suitable for your needs.
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Feb 7, 2024 | 
photography.tutsplus.com | Tom Graham |Marie Gardiner |David Bode |Marie worked
Colour grading is an essential part of post-production in photography and film-making. Essentially, it’s changing the colours and tones of your image to get a specific look or mood and you generally do this with colour grading software, either built into your editing suite, or using a specialist colour grading tool. It might be another member of the team who does this, or it might be you… either way, here are 10 of the best colour grading software options for you to choose from.
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Oct 27, 2023 | 
photography.tutsplus.com | Marie Gardiner |André Bluteau |Tom Graham
So we'll start with the first step outlined above. We'll do a quick edit of our interview footage, so that we cut out the interviewer's questions and any unwanted footage like hesitation, and just select the best takes.
Drag the interview footage into the timeline. Then the first step is to delete any unwanted audio tracks. You'll see several, and the main audio track with the interviewee speaking is the one with the biggest waveforms.
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Oct 26, 2023 | 
photography.tutsplus.com | Jonathan Lam |Tom Graham
I'll show you how to add, resize, name, and order some of the things that we'll include in the After Effects photo collage animation. To get these items moving from right to left—following the movement Null Object we made in the last lesson—we need to take the pick whip and drag it over to the movement layer to create layers that are 'parented.' Don't worry, this sounds more complicated than it is and you can follow along with me in this five-minute video.
Got the collage bug?
