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Anonymous
April 28, 2019
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Tips On Creating High Quality Videos For My Coaching Site

  • April 28, 2019
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Hi, I am relatively new to Premier Pro, though have started getting to grips with it.

Just wondering if there are any tips on features that I can use relatively easily, to make my coaching videos really pop and look professional.

All great tips on this very gratefully accepted! Thanks in advance!

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John T Smith
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John T SmithCommunity Expert
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April 28, 2019

Adding to what Ann said... what camera are you using, and what recording settings?

I recently went on a Caribbean cruise and, to go with warm weather and "cargo shorts" with big pockets I took my Canon 500 camera since it was easy to carry

The Canon 500 does an "OK" job with video (this is strictly for home use, to go on a DVD) but the sound was only good inside or on a totally calm day... the least bit of wind caused a problem with the recorded sound

My bigger Canon 510 camera has a wind filter function... but I didn't want a bigger camera hanging from a strap around my neck

So, bottom line of all that... be sure you are using a good camera and you have all the setting in the camera right for fast moving scenes and the possibility of wind noise if you are outside

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Anonymous
April 29, 2019

Hi John,

All the footage has been shot inside with good lighting on a Sony FDR AX-100 in 4K.

The raw footage is looking good, and sounds good to thanks to an external mic.

Just need to really make the edited product look great!

Ann Bens
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Ann BensCommunity Expert
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April 28, 2019

Pop and looking really professional starts with the footage.

Crappy filmed footage will result in crappy output (garbage in - garbage out).

What kind of footage do you have?

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Anonymous
April 29, 2019

Hi Ann,

I have some good footage. Decent background and lighting, filmed in 4K on a Sony FDR AX-100 with a good external mic.

It is editing tips I am after, ideas on how to use Premier Pro effectively.

I know it is powerful and have worked out a few things, making things zoom in and out smoothly with transitions.

Just wondering if there are some quality tips that I can put into action easily that will have great effect.

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