How to EDIT FASTER in Adobe Premiere Pro CC - Video Editing Tutorial

[@joshlatinka9235]

You can alt click a marker to split it to cover an area of the timeline also!

[@AidinRobbins]

What! We're all learning something new out here haha

[@SanflowTV]

@@AidinRobbins Yes Aidin hold down the For Mac Ox command key for alternative windows to split the marker to mark a specific area

[@eduardofernandes7889]

Awesome

[@samfriedmanmedia]

When editing an interview for a doc, I’ll go through it and choose all the good parts and chop those and raise them to the channel above. Now I have a selects timeline, and an interview timeline. Then I start piecing together the interview in the correct order on a main timeline and add broll over it. I have a selects timeline, interview timeline with good bits raised, and a main timeline. Very helpful.

[@theBropair]

That SELECTS sequence idea is genius. It's going to make editing so much more efficient. Thanks Aidin!

[@petrolpoodle]

My favourite purchase is my Razer Naga Chroma (latest one is called Trinity) and basically going into the software and changing all the buttons as keyboard shortcuts for Premiere Pro. Zooming in and out of a timeline, ctrl+K for cut, X for select clip, apostrophe for delete selected clip. I have one for Effects controls, one for select speed of a clip. It's all so useful and comes up all the time!

[@TiffanyByrdHarrison]

You have helped me SO much! Thank you for not advertising a bunch of products before giving me that workflow fire! I appreciate you.

[@AidinRobbins]

Haha glad this was helpful!

[@JulesChavent]

That first Broll tho ... love it !

[@jimvh7557]

The intro sequence was 🔥👌 Sooo good!!! Still have to watch the rest now 😉

[@LancePinnick]

Using bins help me a lot. Especially with different cameras or different days. I typically have bins for each day and another bin for sound design.

[@joespn18]

That cinematic sequence was 🔥🔥

[@AidinRobbins]

Thanks man!

[@MarioSoMedia]

Great tips there! One thing I like to do when I'm editing a video with multiple video interviews is to create a sequence for each speaker and as I go through the clip, I cut and raise the ones I think I might need to the Video layer 2. Once I I have done this with all the interviews, I go and do a second pass and raise the ones from Video layer 2 to 3. I then create a "Main Interview" sequence where I bring all of the ones on Video Layer 3 and play around with them in the edit. Nice way to quickly find soundbites.

[@asma_kauser]

1. Good writing ideas structure pacing, transitions 2. Use markers between 2 shots 3. Interpret to 24 fps proxy preview 4. Use select timeline 5. Effects master clip switch to master 6. Nested sequences 7. Batch editing process

[@heathervillagran2432]

Editing effects to the "master clip" was SUPER helpful👏👏 you just saved me so much time in my editing 🥲 THANK YOU!!

[@elschannel287]

There's a lot of thing I've learned from this video, use the sequence wisely, use the marker, use the snap tool, shortcut (I, o, a, b, p, +, shift+ etc... Thanks a lot brother

[@jsvisuals9032]

Super helpful tips. Isolation has given me time to finally teach myself premier pro!! Will be trying some of these tips this week

[@HarborsUnknown]

Thanks for the great tips! One super helpful tip I learned from That Icelandic Guy was how to remove the audio pops with one keyboard shortcut for the whole project.

[@i.am.dannyboy]

Wow this was one of your best and most helpful tutorials yet! Lots of super useful information and very relevant tips. Definitely gonna be referring back to this many times!

[@AidinRobbins]

Thanks dude! Glad it was helpful 👊

[@riadkr664]

I make every shortcut needed on the left side of the keyboard so i can keep my right hand always on the mouse ! I feel like it's more comfortable for me.

[@davidga9898]

Hi Aidin! Useful video 👍 For my next edit i’ll try to do the 2 sequences tip. I always do: 1. WATCH all footage. 2. SELCT-IMPORT the clips to cut (I was two entire weeks doing this on my last trip to Australia). 3. INTERPRET the 120fps and 60fps clips. 4. PROXIES. 5. Add SONG (song guides the edit). 6. Do the SELECTS and put them on the timeline (but not all selects because I do one timeline, so I do the selects as I go through the editing). 7. Do the mountage of clips (I try to be inspired🤞not crazy transitions, I use movement and speed ramping with cuts). 8. SOUND EFFECTS. 9. COLOR correction.

[@Montagnons]

Same here, exept I put the song after ; I choose it based on the video rythm, to rythm it up a little bit Depends of your format of course

[@phucmapvlog]

Great tips overall. Once my timelines became more detailed, labeling the clips with (many) different colors was a lifesaver

[@bryanhuamani8689]

Sz

[@ClaudioDesideriFilms]

Many techniques I already use and many that I don't yet and I will definitely take into consideration. Thanks Aidin!

[@RivuSouravBanerjeeVideoEditor]

Great tips..putting effects on the master is a master tip & it has changed the flow of my edits

[@GustDeprez]

That tip to use the master clip is truly amazing. I always used to do this by messing around with adjustment layers to create a similar process. But this gets annoying really fast when you have to cut between lots of different footage. Thanks a lot man! One trick I use a lot personally, is to put all the footage I'm about to edit on my SSD temporarily. Premiere edits much more smoothly off an SSD because of the faster read times and speeds. After I'm done editing, I'll place the footage back on my HDD. (because I don't have lots of SSD storage) Saves a ton of time, and even eliminates the need for proxies for me a lot of times.

[@SvenVee]

*That beginning edit sequence instantly made me SMASH that like* 😁

[@joshuablanchard4975]

Some of these tips are so simple yet completely game changing, like the double timeline thing.... wut.... Definitely gonna adopt a few of these techniques!! Thanks!

[@AidinRobbins]

Glad you learned something!

[@calmrelaxingmusic8957]

Great Tutorial - the idea of using double Timelines sounds like a lifesaver for me and am certainly going to mark the music before starting to edit anthing in future. Very helpful, thank you.

[@toshizen809]

Aidin's thumbnail game is so strong! Really enjoyed the video man, I really learned a lot

[@AidinRobbins]

Thank you! Glad you learned something new!

[@lorincpusztai]

Organising my files before editing was a huge game changer for me.I know it sound pretty boring but it makes your life so much easier on post. Other thing which I think is so important is just catch the flow. Be present and don't think on other things but on the story that you want to tell.When you're in that creative flow it's amazing how many creative thoghts appear from nothing. Great video Aidin as always!🔥

[@Alec_keski]

Dude! The master color option just SAVED ME

[@chinmaychandraunshuh]

i began to take editing seriously from the lockdown beginings only, im a slow learner, and at first premiere seemed really confusing to me(even tho many consider it to the easier compared to other editing softwares) but now im begining to kinda enjoy the tough desicion making process of making choices between the clips.

[@IamBobbyGrowMo]

A lot of golden nuggets in this vid! Thanks!

[@garyquintrell4878]

Great work and explained very well Aidin......

[@canaldojhow9266]

Great video!!

[@AidinRobbins]

Thank you!

[@Fawkesbbx]

Great video! Came up on my recommendations. Subscribed. As an editor, I use bins a lot, I hate working with another editor to see a messy timeline or project folder. Bins allows me to show broll, main clips, audio, transition sounds, etc. Also exporting as a .aaf and bringing it into davinci resolve for colour grading.

[@DougArmknecht]

Good video and great channel. Question: Is there an advantage to using a Selects Timeline over cutting down your clips and putting them in bins? The advantages I see in bins are 1) It shows you which clips have already been placed on a timeline, and 2) You can organize your select clips into different bins.

[@RoccoGermani]

Always a good day when you upload, Aidin! That editing B Roll was insane! I'm not a Premiere user anymore, but these ideas can definitely be applied to my workflow in Davinci Resolve. 🤙

[@AidinRobbins]

Glad you enjoyed dude! For sure, most of these should be adaptable to other programs as well!

[@peteyboytv]

Great tips! Another tip with markers is you can use them on your audio to cut your videos in time with the music (for the cinematic parts) 🙌🏻

[@joshlatinka9235]

Yes!!! Very helpful when also marking an action on a clip and lining it up with the marker on the audio.

[@blackstance9115]

you change my life man thanks

[@onairproductions007]

Im gonna rock the SELECTS seq! thanks

[@VuTech]

I make short cuts for everything like ( nest, adjustment layer, transitions, audio gain...

[@justyou_official]

Thanks so much for this video.

[@AidinRobbins]

Thanks for watching it!

[@BD-hy8bl]

Great Tips 👍 thanks man.

[@balashi05]

Blowing my mind.

[@katawonga]

Thank you Aidin, these are some great tips. Much appreciated.

[@AidinRobbins]

Glad you learned something!

[@mlegrand]

These tips were actually really good. I'm sure a lot of us knew a good bit of this but there are some things that I'm excited about trying. I haven't used a selects time line. I'll try that. And I've been using nested sequences but haven't been using them as a muted back up, so I'll give that a go for sure. Awesome video. Thanks for making it. 👍

[@AidinRobbins]

Glad you learned something new!

[@canoncrew6697]

I love this channel dude!

[@parschwenk]

awesome tips bud! Nice work.

[@Montagnons]

Wow, this video is so accurate I've come to a similar process in about 4 years of edditing I've just added 1 more thing in the select process ; I have multiple categories on the select timeline : Gold, Better, Nice depending on the clip quality and video purpose In this way I know which clip using first and which clips use for filling or others

[@knowmacdonaldmedia]

Proxy has help me th most so far. Wow, I didn't even think of the other things you mention that could help me speed up my editing process. I will implement your excellent advice as soon as possible. Thank you!

[@FlemmoTV]

WOW! I have never seen a video that helped me this much for years!😍🙏 Thank u Aiden! Keep up the great work

[@AidinRobbins]

Hell yeah, so glad to hear it! Appreciate the support!

[@adriansaura9227]

Wow dude thanks for this video, it's very useful!

[@OfficialIrishTurk]

Thank You, Great Tips.. 👏👏😊🙌

[@prajwalgraphy8430]

I use davinci resolve 16 but still watched the whole video and I must say most of this tips also work on davinci thanks for this amazing tips 🔥

[@luisarosa4779]

Can you do a video on how you organize your ideas on paper? How do you structure it and how you apply afterwards? (or maybe just show us some of your notes!)

[@albanvg]

Excellent advice! Thanks 😉

[@AidinRobbins]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@Soljardel]

great stuff. Absolutely fantastic

[@AidinRobbins]

Thank you!

[@gillynova]

Cheers Aidin! I’ve been on an uploading spree since the lockdown haha. I’ll take your advice for future projects 🙌🏽

[@AidinRobbins]

Hell yeah, glad I could help out!

[@JustinMin27]

This tutorial helps me a lot! I've been suffering from the clips all day long and I'll try your techniques in my projects. Thanks a lot Aidin! BTW the intro cinematic is on fireee :P

[@AidinRobbins]

Thanks dude! Glad this can help out with those long edit days haha

[@sambojambo9448]

Brilliant!!! Wish I had your talent

[@Videotoscana-Sebastian-Korbel]

Great video ! Thank you a lot !!

[@ryancabras2356]

Thanks Aidin.

[@FUSION-TV.BILIBILI]

GREAT TIPS

[@germanhaguirre]

4:15 yes if i nest a reverse clip and want to make it slower it looks choppy asf, great tips man couldn't find any solution for that so grateful to have this video in here 6:57 sick this is golden.

[@phoebe.videos]

This is SO helpful thank you! Picked up some great tips that are going to speed up my workflow. :)

[@AidinRobbins]

Amped to hear that!

[@Kazuki52]

just what i needed

[@ItsRiyze]

Keep the good work up man I love the videos

[@AidinRobbins]

Glad to hear it! 🙌

[@ryanreviews8566]

Sooo dope

[@JayZarkoosh]

thanks Aidin

[@afproductionofficial]

Thanks a lot dude!

[@john-bjorn]

Thanks for your videos and channel! You've got a new subscriber!

[@harmoelchannel240]

Thanks Aidin for short tips, I am Harmoelchannel from Bali-Indonesia

[@danielakachi3666]

9:02 Gonna destroy this clip😂 The *shuttle slow right* comes in handy when trying to speed up the timeline. (interviews😂) tapping shuttle slow right multiple times will speed up the play-head. while pausing and playing the video will take it back to normal speed. the inverse applies to Shuttle slow left setting shortcut (R)-> Shuttle slow right (E)->Shuttle slow left makes it easier (to me) than the defualt "shift +j" "shift +l".

[@Jacman8]

Love it! My tip is just to organise your footage before you start, simple but effective

[@AidinRobbins]

100%!

[@AlexMcDougallPhotography]

An excellent and informative video Aidin. I do keep thinking about switching to da Vinci but the just looks mega complicated. Thanks

[@willwoolf]

Out of personal choice, I wouldn't use the master tab for grading. If I want sightly different grades on the same sequence, it would be much harder to go about that. I prefer using adjustment layers and copying over the right clips where appropriate. However, the better choice in my opinion would be to grade entirely in Resolve - the colour workspace in there makes me wonder how I ever used Lumetri, and the workflow for grading clips is far more intuitive.

[@thestreetfoodconnoisseur]

Maaan you are underrated!! Good job. Would love to see a video on the premiere pro and after effects workflow. Stay safe bro

[@AidinRobbins]

Appreciate the support!

[@pettgree]

1. Use notes 2. Use markers 3. Interpret slowmotion clips to desired framerate Create proxies 4. Use 2 separate sequencies 5. Color grade MASTER tab to apply on to whole clip, not just individual cut 6. Use nested audio, or nested video to not fuxk up your clips 7. Batch the process X. Watch tutorials to prevent your hair loss and time loss (this is my bonus :) ) Here you have it dude 👍

[@alemattosbr]

Golden tips!!! 👏👏 I still struggle to make selections of my footage (learning to let it go haha). Other subject not related: I loved an "old" video of yours, outside showing "how to" do some shots and manage problems in the field. I'd like to see some more in the future 😊 Thanks for sharing! I always learn something new here. Kind regards!

[@EducatingDan]

You are a hero - most of this is common sense stuff that I don't do

[@moOnB0w]

It's interesting that I was just editing something in Premiere before I decided to take a KZbin break and I ACCIDENTLY discovered how to make notes on my markers by double-clicking on them just like you did at 1:35. I thought "Oohh how useful! Now I won't forget what I made a marker there for when I'm comping. :P

[@maylangthang9535]

Thanks !

[@muhammedmizhabp2417]

Yes I use another workaround (like the proxy) which uses a converter to do the same after saving the project with your original resolution and then replacing it with the downgraded low res footage ✨

[@christianzwirner6545]

Huge tips. You just saved me hours of work.

[@AidinRobbins]

Sickkk, so glad to hear it bro!

[@CC-CODER]

FilmSensei (YT) was right when he said you were a rising star a few years back. Would be cool to have you on his Livecast too. I like your select timeline combined with making composition shots beforehand in order to speed up my editing process. Thanks for the tips!

[@owen_poffenroth]

Very helpful tips Aidin, you should do an updated video on your colour grading workflow :)

[@AidinRobbins]

Maybe soon!

[@pajo55]

multiple timelines was major for me

[@ManthanSharma]

making my own keyboard shortcuts and obviously select timeline and interpret footage,,, one of the most important though keeping the sequence neat and making Bins,, actually i have one more don't trust premiere keep saving project,,, Btw this video is so good bro❤❤

[@pavelsebastianovich1450]

Hey man. Today I become a new subscriber here. I had one thing about speed up- You placing markers and text overlays as a note for parts of timelines. You could hold alt- press on markers and make them long-markers and put text (like name\description)/ After- you could press the "wrench" button !Near program monitor! and chose, i don't remember the name of that thing- "show overlays" or something with overlays. So, when you done that stuff- you will see the names of markers on the program monitor. I use that instead of creating text on timeline.

[@boosfilm]

Thanks😀😀

[@knucklesbyname]

14k views!?! wtf youtube... The editing and tips were amazing.

[@AceHardy]

👑

[@ddellan]

good video, help very mucho bro

I followed some advices from Peter Mckinon like use smooth navigation in the timeline. I also use a lot of keyboard shortcuts (mostly ripple delete) for my videos as well. Thanks for sharing, great content!

[@jasmincrenie7542]

This is amazing thanks!

[@AidinRobbins]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@hunterlaserna]

fire content as always

[@AidinRobbins]

Thanks dude!

[@exdroidz]

It feels like you're one of the developers of these softwares hahahaha. I thought I knew some decent amount but you keep suprising me with your knowledge. That's really good, it helps you be more efficient when doing post work.

[@NathanBergItsourtimenow]

dope intro man!

[@oneeyedgrimreapper7677]

Can you make a tutorial on the cinematic intro that you made? I really need to learn some of those effects.

[@creatormon]

I like your advice, I'll try it in my videos. Thank you... #Mon 👍🤗

[@99letters99]

really really nice video here :)

[@schoeferfilm]

Really cool Aidin 👏 i edit with edius from grass valley, but i think it is similar 😉👍🏻 thanks for the good and useful tipps 👌 best cinematic greetings from a small 😉 german filmmaker 🇩🇪