Today I go over a really fun element of Premiere Pro, the ability to add in overlays to your footage. With the right overlay, you will have the ability to turn your scene in to whatever you want! —AdobeMasters
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Motion Array: How To Create Your Own Film Grain In Premiere Pro
How do you create your own film grain In Premiere Pro? Well we're going to look at how to add film grain to your video in premiere pro. Adding film grain can infuse your video with a feel that's highly desired and considered cinematic. We go over two different methods to adding your own custom film grain, so let's dive into it! —Motion Array
Spencer Cohen: Chromatic Aberration / LSD Effect in Premiere Pro
I was tired of the processing time that Red Giant's Chromatic Aberration was taking so I decided to figure out a way to make it myself. I hope you enjoy! Please like and subscribe if you do. —Spencer Chohen
TheyCallMeCotton: Trippy Kaleidoscope Effect in Adobe Premiere Pro
In this video I teach you how to create a trippy KALEIDOSCOPE effect inside of adobe premiere pro cc. —TheyCallMeCotton
Max Novak: HDR Enhancement Tutorial in Adobe Premiere Pro
Today I'm going to show you how you can make your shots a lot more HD looking in editing. I will demonstrate how to do this in Adobe Premiere Pro but this method can be used in After Effects as well as any other editor that allows similar effects. I will show you adjustments, effects, and tricks you can use to get a HDR enhancement and boost the sharpness of your video! —Max Novak
DOD Media: Create an RGB SWIPE Transition in Premiere Pro
This AWESOME RGB Swipe transition looks really great, especially on fast dynamic footage and edits. It's super simple to make, and you don't need any third party effects, it's all native baby! —DOD Media
AdobeMasters: How to Create a Ghosting Trail Effect in Adobe Premiere Pro
I go over a fun way to use multiple layers to create a ghosting effect in premiere pro. —AdobeMasters
Kyler Holland: Epic Double Exposure Effect in Premiere Pro
In this Premiere Pro tutorial, Kyler Holland teaches how to create a double exposure effect using blend modes in the effect controls panel. This effect works best with clips that have a lot contrast, i.e. a subject against a white sky. Kyler maximizes the contrast with the Lumetri Color panel.
Cinecom.net: Fast Run Like The Flash in Premiere Pro
Fast run like The Flash from Justice League in this Advanced Adobe Premiere Pro Tutorial. Create realistic lightning and a super speed effect! —Cinecom.net
Austin Newman: How To Instantly Glitch Footage in Premiere Pro
In this tutorial, we learn how to instantly add a glitch effect to your footage in Premiere Pro without plugins. Easiest and quickest way to glitch footage! —Austin Newman
AdobeMasters: Further Exploring Highlight Effects in Premiere Pro
I further explore some of the fun you can have by selecting the highlights. —AdobeMasters
AdobeMasters: How to Blur Highlights in Adobe Premiere Pro
I go over how to blur highlights in Premiere Pro with the Curves feature. —AdobeMasters