The first time I downloaded and opened Adobe Premiere Pro, I opened it up and was instantly overwhelmed. Now, I use Premiere Pro to edit my YouTube videos every week. It’s my go-to program for editing now, but it’s not the greatest option for beginners.
On this page, you can find all my tutorials and posts on video editing with Adobe Premiere Pro.
Video editing is at the heart of content creation for YouTube. As a YouTube video creator or online business owner, finding the right video editing software can significantly impact your workflow, productivity, and the quality of your content. With tons of different options available, it’s essential to navigate through the choices to find the one…
In this video, I show you exactly how to create a video template in Premiere Pro, and this works in virtually any video editing software! So if you’re looking to save time with your YouTube video editing, creating a video template, Premiere Pro or not, is going to be a game-changer for you!
Creating animated titles and text in Premiere Pro might look complicated, but the truth is, it’s easier than ever! In this video, I’m going to show you the trick to Easy Animated Titles and Text in Premiere Pro to add some interest to your videos!
I have been using Adobe Premiere Pro for my YouTube videos since I started on YouTube, and although it took some time to learn, figuring out how to edit videos for YouTube in Premiere Pro is one of the best decisions I ever made! In this Premiere Pro tutorial, I’m going to take you on a…
I am in love with Instagram’s Stories feature, but it is a challenge to figure out how to upload pre-recorded, edited content. Have you ever noticed that high-profile Instagram accounts like @garyvee and @gopro upload a mix of “on the fly” and pre-produced, edited clips to Instagram Stories?
I don’t really watch horror movies or scary movies, but every once and awhile I see videos or commercials and I wonder “how did they do those spooky video edits it like that?!”. In this week’s video, Let me show you some tricks in Premiere Pro and some cool stuff in Filmora, too.
I have both Adobe Premiere Pro and Premiere Elements, and I’ve used both. As you (probably) know, I’m all about teaching you how to create and edit videos… so I like to explore and learn what video editing options are out there. So, Premiere Pro vs Premiere Elements – what’s the difference?
