For this project, I'm doing a horizontal format video for desktop as well as a vertical format video to compensate for frame sizes on mobile. I did a horizontal format sequence first, 3840 x 2160 (16:9), then once the edits were done, I duplicated the sequence to change to a vertical format by going to Seqeuence > Sequence settings > Frame Size, changed it to 2160 x 3840 (9:16) and clicked apply. After that, I changed the rotation of the video in Effect Controls under Motion > Rotation to -90. When I did that, the effect didn't apply to the entire frame size of the video, just an portioned area as if still applied in horizontal format. I also tried right-click on the adjustment layer, and select "Set to Frame Size" and/or "Scale to Frame Size" and those options didnt't work. See secreenshot below.       How do I resolve this issue?  Is there a way to make it apply to the entire layout of the video? ... View more

I'm using Debrup's zoom transition presets from this youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3dtMB314rY. I notice that the use of these zoom transitions on clips with speed/duration increased (in my case, 200%), the zoom animation will start sooner in the same clip rather than during the transition into the new clip as it would normally if speed is set at 100%. I've tested it and it works perfectly fine on clips without its speed/duration modified (default at 100%) as you can see on the first part compared to the second part with both clips set at 200% speed. I checked the Effect Controls in the Source Monitor, and notice there's nothing there before the zoom would supposedly start as you can see in the video clip attached. It would start zoomed in prematurely for a few seconds on the same clip, until it reaches a new clip. How do you resolve this if I want to modify the speed but still keep the zoom transition effect to be in sync during the transition into the new clip? I was wondering if the preset itself has to be modified relative to its speed set in the clips, if so, how would that be done? Thanks in advance. ... View more

Hi, I'm a beginner in Premiere Pro software and am editing my drone footage intro that has text animating on screen that starts small then gets bigger that pops up away from the screen. The initial text color is white and then it fades into a transparent color whilst animating the text off-screen. As the text gets closer to fully being away from screen, this outline is readily apparent against the dark background as you can see in the screenshots below. I tried to find solutions in the text options if it was a text stroke or outline being enabled in the effect controls but they're unchecked and not sure where else to look to remove it. How do you resolve this white outline on the text issue? Is there anyway to make it transparent or remove it completely? Thanks in advance! Close up of the text outline Premiere Pro CC 2019 Workflow ... View more