The overview/review of my music video.
The music video. Performed by Izaya Burciaga in association with Glass House Records.
Showing posts with label premiere pro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label premiere pro. Show all posts
Sunday, July 28, 2013
Thursday, January 10, 2013
Premiere Pro Tip: Importing a Sequence From Another Project
While editing in Premiere Pro (no surprise) I have come across the issue of accessing another Premiere Pro project while in my current project. As you know, Final Cut Pro already does this; you can have multiple projects open at once. Here is the step by step of adding another PR project into the current project that's open.
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| File > Import. Or right click in the Project Panel. |
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| Select the PR Project which you'd like to import. |
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| You have an option of importing the entire PR project with all of its files. Or you can just import individual sequences. |
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| If you chose to import individual sequences then you would find it in the project. |
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| Your sequence is added as a Folder containing your selected sequence and all of the assets associated with it. |
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Adobe Dynamic Link Trouble!
I've been running into issues using the Adobe Dynamic Link feature. I used the native video file to chroma key the footage in After Effects and that's all I did in that program. I linked the comp to Premiere Pro and inserted in into the Timeline. I get these digitized/pixelated errors running across the person. It is only for 1 frame and these are the only 2 in this 30 second clip. I've encountered this problem before but the error happened in a section that needed to be cropped anyway. There is no error in the After Effects project comp. Any suggestions?? I'm just going to export a 422 .mov from After Effects then edit in Premiere Pro :/
The top of her head is slightly cropped in this frame.
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