Premiere Pro Community Digest — October 2022

Report · Nov 08, 2022

Premiere Pro Community Digest - October 2022

Welcome to the Premiere Pro Community Digest for October 2022. Let's get started with community news, and then we can get down to our monthly features. I'll also tell you about some new things happening with Premiere Pro Beta and the brand-new version of Premiere Pro.

Latest News

Time to celebrate, Premiere Pro community!

Welcome back to the Premiere Pro community digest. This article is the monthly newsletter for the Premiere Pro community. Why are we celebrating? Well, we have a new version of Premiere Pro that was just released for one! We also just wrapped out our annual conference, Adobe MAX. This MAX was the first in a couple of years of being virtual. It was great connecting with community members once more.

Adobe MAX 2022 — It's a wrap!

Adobe MAX sessions now online!Did you attend Adobe MAX virtually or in person in Los Angeles this year? I sure hope so! With 200+ sessions and hundreds of inspiring speakers, MAX 2022 was a fantastic event. It was a privilege to have attended and met many of you there in the Community Pavilion and at the Adobe Community Experts Gathering. Read about the experience that creators had at Adobe MAX 2022 here.

Viewing the best sessions on demand, you can still experience this global celebration of creativity. Join the mailing list to stay informed about all things MAX.

View video sessions from the conference streaming from the Adobe MAX website. See this link for seminars from the video track and Premiere Pro. Featured presenters specializing in Premiere Pro include Richard Harrington, Luisa Winters, Nick Harauz, Josh Olufemii, and Abba Shapiro.

These sessions should tide you over for a while, but don't forget to make room in your schedule to attend Adobe MAX in person next year. Don't miss out on connecting with fellow creatives and all the fun and learning at Adobe MAX 2023.

A nice Adobe MAX recap by Kenneth McMillan from ProVideo Coalition is here.

News and Blog Posts

Premiere Pro Team News
Check out the documentation for the latest release here. See also these other docs, which should provide additional info for you.

Fixed Issues

Feature requests and Bug Reports are here.

Premiere Pro Team Blog Posts

Here are the latest blog posts.

Image Source: KOJO Studios

Blog posts for the team included the following:

For all the latest Adobe tech news, including Adobe Video and Audio teams, place this link on your regular list of places to visit.

What's new?

Premiere Pro Beta

Check out the latest Beta to discover what's next for Premiere Pro. More info here.

Premiere Pro Beta has a few new features you might like this month. Preview the details in these posts.

View these recent discussions. You can also stop by to upvote features or file bugs with a new feature in the Premiere Pro Beta forum. Let me know what you think of these community features.

Premiere Pro Beta documentation is here.

Troubleshooting

Top troubleshooting articles

Issues with any of your projects? First, update to the latest version of Premiere Pro, which might have a fix for those issues. Next, check our list of known issues.

Issue one: Media Encoder (23.0): Launch issue on macOS Ventura (23.0): Some users can have an installation error with Media Encoder v.23.0. Experiencing this error? View this message from the product manager of Media Encoder.
Issue two: Premiere Pro (23.0) Timeline clip tooltips don't appear with Mac OS 13.x: The team knows about this issue and is working on a fix.
Issue three: Premiere Pro (23.0) The "Save As..." window disappears when pressing an arrow key: The team knows about this issue and is working on a fix. This post has additional info.

Adobe Community Expert Highlight

Featured Adobe Community Expert - Byron Cortez

Byron Cortez Byron CortezIt's time to present our featured Adobe Community Expert for the month, Byron Cortez. Byron has been a community member for over five years, written over 2,371 posts with a high percentage of "Likes," and accepted solutions from users like you. Byron and I chatted, and he told me a bit about himself. Here's what he wrote:

"I'm Byron Cortez, Ecuadorian. I work as a Technical Manager of the Audiovisual Production Center of the Faculty of Art, Design, and Audiovisual Communication of the ESPOL University in Guayaquil. I graduated from the same institution with a Master's in Digital Audiovisual Postproduction.

My badges are Adobe Creative Educator, Adobe Certified Expert in After Effects and Premiere Pro, Adobe Community Expert, and Adobe Speaker in Webinars for Adobe Latin America. I also have two Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve certifications.

I have more than 21 years of experience in audiovisual and post-production environments. For several years I have been teaching face-to-face and online workshops on on-demand course platforms in Crehana with about 28K students in my course "Premiere Pro Desde Cero," on Udemy with "After Effects Completo y Desde Cero" and my YouTube channel which is constantly growing where I post my video tutorials and tips.

One of my hobbies is Commercial Announcement, which has become another of my passions, and for this reason, I have done some important work for companies in my country.

When I applied to be an Adobe Community Expert, I had no idea of the benefits that Adobe gives us (I swear); I did it because I really like to teach and help people in the area, and what better way than to do it globally in the forums of the Adobe community. When I received the email with the benefits, that was great! 🙂

My motto in the Adobe Community Forums is "There is no wrong answer if the intention is to help." Thanks for letting me be a part of this wonderful community! 🙂"

Some of Byron's Tutorials de Premiere Pro on YouTube (in Spanish):

We appreciate your expertise here on the forums, Byron. The Premiere Pro community thanks you for all your energy and intellect. Have you ever been helped by Byron? If so, drop him a note here if you have time.

To find out more about our Adobe Community Experts, click here.

Learn Something New

Recommended how-to content

Here are some great "How To" technique threads, videos, and other tidbits you might find compelling. Please let me know if you have a handy tutorial or technique to share with the community.

What's new in Adobe Premiere Pro 2023?
Channel: Premiere Gal

How to use Markers in Premiere Pro (Basics to More In Depth Examples)
Channel: Javier Mercedes

Workspaces and Layouts in Premiere Pro
Channel: Chin Fat

VIDEO MASTERCLASS | Premiere Pro Best Practices Guide
By Adobe Creative Cloud

For reference: Premiere Pro Best Practices Guide for TV and Episodic Post-Production can be downloaded here: https://adobe.ly/PremiereProGuide

Featured Content

In researching articles written in October that might interest Premiere Pro editors, I found the following:

Using the Premiere Pro extension
See this tutorial showing the best practices for using the Frame.io

Previewextension in Premiere.

All the core features of Frame.io are accessible without leaving the latest Adobe Premiere and After Effects versions. Review clips, leave comments, and approve finals while working on your edits.

Tutorials for Adobe Premiere Pro by Premium Beat
Video editing tips, tricks, and news for Premiere Pro are compiled on this page. Most of them are relevant for those learning Premiere Pro. Find the link for this resource here.

ProVideo Coalition Review of Adobe MAX

As I mentioned earlier, there's a positive review of Adobe MAX by Kenneth McMillan of ProVideo Coalition. Check it out. He said, "Every year, Adobe hosts thousands of people for their fantastic "creativity conference," Adobe MAX. These like-minded creatives mill about the Los Angeles Convention Center, networking, collaborating, celebrating, and educating...(more here).

Adobe Video World Registration is now open!

Here's a reminder that Adobe Video World registration is now open. Adobe Video World features seminars presented by Future Media Concepts along with partners at Adobe. These are two day-long events held in the following cities: