Adobe Premiere Pro Text-Based Editing | You're Doing It Wro...

[@Wyrip672]

Super helpful. Definitely the best multicam tutorial I've seen on TBE. Thank you for putting in the time.

[@RobertMTeegarden]

Thank you so much! Glad it was helpful.

[@AlexBooster]

Excellent! Re 4:34 I just found out that instead of hitting CTRL + A to select all tracks, CTRL + Shift + K will cut through all tracks without having to select them. That's the equivalent of holding the Shift key when the razor tool is selected.

[@RobertMTeegarden]

Wow. Love that!!!

[@tomaszwenne1453]

Thanks man!

[@RobertMTeegarden]

Happy it helped!

[@StrongWilledSky]

Damn i thought you would have more subscribers. i had to subscribe, amazing information!

[@RobertMTeegarden]

That's very nice of you to say. Please feel free to phone a friend and let them know!

[@srishti.rathour]

Hey, amazing video. I found it really useful as I'm a beginner with premiere pro. Could you please also tell me how you got the fading spotlight effect on yourself when you were showing us the screen? I love how the little circle shows you mildly blurring into the background. Very subtle. Please share how you did it and if it was in adobe or another software? Thanks again for the video!

[@RobertMTeegarden]

Hey! Thanks so much. I go over that technique in this video: 5 MultiCam Editing Tips in Premiere Pro for Faster Editing kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZ_PoYeeo7Ood6c Good luck editing in Premiere and let me know if I can help you out in any way with more tutorials!

[@DavidSelbyfilms]

Good video. The next step I really want to take, is getting to where we can use AI to help consolidate an edit purely through the text/dialogue we get from the interviews.

[@RobertMTeegarden]

As first cut?

[@DavidSelbyfilms]

@@RobertMTeegarden I guess that was pretty vague! I'd love to be able to take a transcript from several interviews and feed it to a language model, and then have it spit out a rough story based on whatever criteria I provided... And then take what it spits out and pump it right back into Premiere to get a faster rough cut. It seems like it's kinda sorta possible right now, but in a long, tedious fashion. **From what I have seen! I was actually searching for a solution to that exact approach when I found your video.

[@RobertMTeegarden]

Oh, ya! Gotcha. That would be very interesting. I think it would be great to have those talking points selected as markers and an additional timeline created as V1/rough cut. I still like a lot of flexibility in the edits but love transcripts as a tool to reference VO in a hurry. Helps a ton, especially with pieces that have several Interviews.

[@shriefallam8866]

Thanks a lot for the video, May I ask what is the program you use to show the used shortcuts while explaining?

[@RobertMTeegarden]

Yes, Screen Flow

[@ivan_12345]

Is it possible to just mute certain words without cuts?

[@eliet8944]

Just a quick question, did you also text-based edit this tutorial video? By the way, thanks for this!

[@RobertMTeegarden]

Of course I did. This is the way.

Jak to wersja Premiere. i czy już jest po nowej wersji. How is this Premiere version?, and is the new version already available?

[@RobertMTeegarden]

Come again?

[@liialuuna]

haven't you heard. free video editing software is much better at this.

[@RobertMTeegarden]

Would love to know what you’re referring to if this is serious.

[@liialuuna]

@@RobertMTeegarden davinci resolve

[@xxxxxxxxxx7026]

@@liialuuna that's funny. Davinci Resolve keyboard customization is shit.

[@The_Idea_of_Dream_Vision]

​@@xxxxxxxxxx7026 How is it shit ?

[@MeteoricMoney]

@@liialuuna AFAIK, text based editing requires Studio (paid version) of Resolve.