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Editing Video in Adobe Premiere Pro
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How do you start a new sequence from the Project Browser in Adobe Premiere? Discuss the most useful methods in this video editing lesson for Adobe beginners!
with Video School OnlineHow do you start a new sequence from the Project Browser in Adobe Premiere? Discuss the most useful methods in this video editing lesson for Adobe beginners!
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Get ready for an interesting Adobe Premiere Pro lesson that will help you create the right sequence settings for your video editing projects, in one step.
with Video School OnlineGet ready for an interesting Adobe Premiere Pro lesson that will help you create the right sequence settings for your video editing projects, in one step.
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What's the Post-It note icon in Adobe Premiere Pro? You'll find out in this lesson covering New Items in the Project Window, which are handy with video editing.
with Video School OnlineWhat's the Post-It note icon in Adobe Premiere Pro? You'll find out in this lesson covering New Items in the Project Window, which are handy with video editing.
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Subclipping is a way of organizing video in Adobe Premiere Pro and, when using best practices to organize your project folder, can cut editing time.
with Video School OnlineSubclipping is a way of organizing video in Adobe Premiere Pro and, when using best practices to organize your project folder, can cut editing time.
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Now that you know about subclipping and the Timeline, take a look at the first step in making a video in Adobe Premiere Pro CC, known as pulling selects.
with Video School OnlineNow that you know about subclipping and the Timeline, take a look at the first step in making a video in Adobe Premiere Pro CC, known as pulling selects.
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