Creating Loopable Social Content in Premiere Pro - Part 2

Overview

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Dive into the second part of a comprehensive tutorial on creating engaging social media content for Instagram and YouTube using Adobe Premiere Pro. Learn advanced editing techniques from content creator James Bonanno as he demonstrates how to craft product videos for social platforms. Explore picture-in-picture techniques, keyframe animations, and the use of overlays and backgrounds to enhance your social content. Gain insights on recording high-quality audio, working with proxy files, and incorporating music and sound effects. Discover tips for adding aesthetic elements like paper textures and color palettes, mastering keyframe manipulation, and dynamically integrating photos into your projects. Explore essential tools such as the Essential Graphics panel, blur filters, and color mattes. Get advice on project planning, remixing audio tracks in Adobe Audition, and applying color correction and grading. Conclude with valuable tips for working in the field and strategies for expanding your content's reach through effective posting and tagging.

Syllabus

Start
Introduction of James
Recap of Day 1 and plan for Day 2
Which camera is James using for this project
Preview of project video content
Recording crispy audio
What are proxy files?
Where to find music and sound + accessing epidemic sound in Premiere Pro
Incorporating paper textures in your video for aesthetic effect
Incorporating color pallets in your project
Working with keyframes
Working photos into a project dynamically
Zooming and panning across a video shot
Using blending modes to overlay textures
Where does James find overlay packs for his videos?
Exploring the Essential Graphic panel
Using blur filters and color mattes
Dream projects if money, equipment and time was no obstacle
What kind of planning goes into preparing for one of James’ projects
Remixing an audio track in Adobe Audition
Previewing the video progress so far
Adding a color pass adjustment layer
Using masks
What is the difference between Color Correction and Color Grading?
A recap of Day 1 and 2
Tips for working in the field