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December 19, 2017
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Adobe Premiere Pro - How to do side by side video more effectively.

  • December 19, 2017
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I'am editing a video. Where the whole trick is that we have 2 videos one in front and one in the back. And both of them need to be on the screen at the same time. But i need to switch attenton from one to another..

here is a video explenation on Vimeo 

So for every cut i need to resize manualy if there is a option where i can automate this that would be awesome.

Thanks in advance

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    Correct answer Richard van den Boogaard

    What you could do is create two (multicam) edit sequences:

    1. Create a sequence in which track 1 is the front video, track 2 is the back video. You may need to create two sequences of identical length (using a black video layer) first, so that they may be swapped out.

    2. Determine the cut points, either by hand or with multicam feature

    3. Copy sequence

    4. Replace video in track 1 with source files track 2 and vice versa. Either use replace from bin or source monitor, or ALT+drag from project window to timeline.

    5. Create a new sequence that will have both edited versions

    5. Resize either of the tracks to the desired size.

    Hope this helps.

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    Legend
    December 19, 2017

    Create Motion presets.

    Peru Bob
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    Community Expert
    December 19, 2017

    An alternate method is to use four tracks:

    V4: Resized and repositioned video 1

    V3: Resized  and repositioned video 2

    V2: Full size video 1

    V1: Full size video 2

    Then keyframe the opacity of each track.

    Richard van den Boogaard
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    December 19, 2017

    What you could do is create two (multicam) edit sequences:

    1. Create a sequence in which track 1 is the front video, track 2 is the back video. You may need to create two sequences of identical length (using a black video layer) first, so that they may be swapped out.

    2. Determine the cut points, either by hand or with multicam feature

    3. Copy sequence

    4. Replace video in track 1 with source files track 2 and vice versa. Either use replace from bin or source monitor, or ALT+drag from project window to timeline.

    5. Create a new sequence that will have both edited versions

    5. Resize either of the tracks to the desired size.

    Hope this helps.