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Premiere Pro Team Blog Posts: In March, there were some Premiere Pro Team blog posts you may have missed. Here are some links to the pertinent articles.

Premiere Gal shares her Adobe Premiere Pro knowledge

Award-winning documentary about financial literacy of women completed on time and within budget desp...

Benjamin Von Wong brings his behind-the-scenes work to the forefront

How students are using digital literacy to work for community and social change

Austin Community College prepares students for success in a digital future

How YouTuber Amy Tangerine inspires creativity through craft

A taste for travel: Andrew Gunadie’s journey to “Nom Voyage”

Adobe video March 2021 release: Empowering modern creators, from video pros to social storytellers

Netflix feature film Mank takes editorial workflows to a new level

Democracy, hope and fear in Apple TV+’s Boys Stat

Awards Season: Celebrating this year’s outstanding filmmakers, nominees, and winners at the Oscars, ...

Powering Diverse Voices – Adobe and BAFTA unite to bring more diverse voices to the film industry

In-house agency Kernel reimagines brand messaging with video at scale

How to “Know Your Asset Rights” early on during the creative process

New Captions Workflow video with Caroline Sears and Francis Crossman. Stream starts about 1:00 in. Click the link to skip to the beginning: https://youtu.be/Cz7TOQCjbUM?t=60

Thanks,
Kevin

We are investigating an issue with Premiere Pro v15.0 where the MXF files from Canon C300 Mark II show red/blue tint when previewed in the Source/Program monitor. The issue seems to be related to incorrect interpretation of channels. We are working on getting this issue sorted in a future release.

Incorrect preview showing red/blue tint

For the time being, you may try these steps to restore the correct preview.

• Apply Channel Mixer effect (Video Effects > Color Correction > Channel Mixer) to the MXF clips affected by this issue
• Highlight the clip & navigate to the Effect Controls panel
• Under Channel Mixer apply these values
  Red-Red 0
  Red-Blue 100
  Blue-Red 100
  Blue-Blue 0

This should restore the correct preview.

Channel Mixer effect restores the correct preview

Note: Please remember to remove the Channel Mixer effect from the clips once the bug fix is released.

Hope this helps in solving the issue. Let us know if you have any questions.

Thanks,
Sumeet

Premiere Pro 15.0 is now available for download from the Creative Cloud desktop app. This update includes numerous bug fixes, several new features, and performance improvements.

• This update is recommended for all users. 
• If you are experiencing any issues, please create a new post explaining your issue so we can help.
• If you have a bug to report or any complaint please do that on User Voice. 

New Features in Premiere Pro 15.0

Rollover to the 2021 Release

This release marks the launch of the 2021 versions of Premiere Pro and the Adobe video applications. 
Backward Compatibility

All New Captions
Premiere Pro's all new Captions workflow transforms the process of stylizing and delivering captioned videos.
Captions Workflow

Media Replacement

You can now swap out specified media, such as logos and even videos, within Motion Graphics templates. 

Equitable Language

This release includes some terminology changes to better reflect core reflect Adobe values of diversity and inclusion. 
Terminology Changes

Faster Warp Stabilizer

Reduce camera shake in your footage more easily. Optimizations make Warp Stabilizer up to 4x faster. 

Stabilize Footage

Team Projects Improvements

Access to the Search Bar and SmartBin content is now significantly faster than before. 

Copy and Paste Audio Effects in Audio Track Mixer

You can now copy and paste complete audio effects racks between tracks.
Apply Effects to Audio

Legacy Audio Effects Removed

Obsolete audio effects, all replaced by more modern effects, have been removed from the 2021 release of Premiere Pro. 
Audio Effects and Transitions

Complete documentation

New Features

Fixed Issues

Known issues

Premiere Pro Community Digest

Hello Premiere Pro Community! Here are your community highlights for March 2021. 

March 2021: February is done and March is well under way! How is it going? I hope all is well with you and your current projects. February gave us a new release of Premiere Pro, version 14.9. Just a couple of small features in 14.9,  but again, bug fixes are at the core of the release. More relevant content for the Premiere Pro community was published, so let's first check that out. By the way, I started naming these community highlights for the month they are published in, so that is why we are seeing a renaming of this release of the digest. Hopefully, it makes the content more relevant for the community.

Let's recap the highlights of February and early March.

• Premiere Pro 14.9 was released with these new features.
• More premium content from Adobe MAX was added to the Premiere Pro forum with new skill building tutorials from the following experts.  
  • Mastering Collaborative Video Editing with Creative Cloud - Adobe MAX 2020 Seminar
  • For all the sessions go here: MAX 2020 Sessions.
• Premiere Pro Beta offers new functionality (forum)

Premiere Pro Team Blog Posts: In February and early March, there were some Premiere Pro Team blog posts you may have missed. Here is a list of the articles.

• The editing and animation of The Lady and The Dale
• Adobe Premiere Rush and Triple Scoop Music hit the right note
• 5 Questions with Sarah Casillas, Adobe Stock’s new head of content
• Nordic Noir TV series shot and delivered in 4 months from the arctic
• Creativity for All: Adobe and Sundance nurture next-generation
• Ramy brings a fresh perspective through the lens of a first-generation Muslim-American

Information: Adobe Premiere Pro (14.9)

• New features:
  • Faster audio filter performance with up to 20-80% faster rendering times. Optimized effects include Analog Delay, Automatic Click Remover, DeEsser, DeNoise, DeReverb, Notch Filter, and Mastering.
  • Faster exports for H264 and H.265/HEVC on macOS.

No known issues for this version.

Make sure all GPU drivers are updated and current.

Fixed issues

Premiere Pro Beta New Features

Some new features are now ready for testing in Premiere Pro Beta. See these discussions begun by engineers that are working on the features.

• Updates to Beta apps for Apple Silicon
• New captions workflow in Premiere Pro
• Media replacement for motion graphics templates
• Support for ARRI Alexa Mini LF camera files
• Faster Warp Stabilizer

Premiere Pro Top Troubleshooting Threads

• Can't drag video into timeline Premiere Pro
• FAQ: How to crop video and change width and height – visual tips and tricks
• FAQ: How to clear your cache in Premiere Pro 2019
• FAQ: How to reset (trash) preferences in Premiere Pro?
• Exporting video - where does it go?

Cool New How-to Content

Here are some great new "How To" technique threads, videos, and other stuff you may find interesting. If you have a cool tutorial or technique to share with the community, please drop Kevin a message.

Transitions
By Storysium and Cinecom (collaboration!)

Bass Shake Effect
By Undu Media

Auto Remove Silence from Video
By The Premiere Pro

Productions in Premiere Pro
By Mary Betsy

Featured ACP - Phillip Harvey

Phillip Harvey has been an ACP for around a year now and has contributed some excellent answers to very difficult questions along the way. I'd like to thank Phillip for all his hard work.

I first met Phillip on the Reddit Discord Server where Phillip spends a lot of time running the community. Phillip has seen a lot of similar issue in that space and brings that experience over to our forums. Thank you so much, Phillip!

Originally from small town Idaho, Phillip has been living in Seattle, for almost 15 years now. He got his start in video production as an indy filmmaker. He has a twin brother who, at the time, was getting into acting, so he joined him and began making films.

Creating these films gave Phillip a broad set of experience from writing all the way through to post production, sound design, color, and VFX. Over the years he has worked on a range of content from music and documentary-style videos with Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, to hype videos for our local NFL team, the Seattle Seahawks. He's worked for companies like T-Mobile, and the Halo franchise, as well. Phillip still makes some short films from time to time, often participating the 48 hour film festivals, and even screened a short at the Cannes Film Festival.

Phillip worked as a bartender for quite a while so beware! He can make a solid cocktail. The weirdest/craziest job he's had was as a puma-walker in Bolivia in South America. Phillip also loves to travel when he can. 

Thanks for sharing, Phillip. Contact Phillip via his profile here. On behalf of Adobe and the entire community, thank you, Phillip for all your excellent contributions.

Past Digests

Premiere Pro August 2020 Community Digest

Premiere Pro September 2020 Community Digest
Premiere Pro October 2020 Community Digest

Premiere Pro November 2020 Community Digest

Premiere Pro December 2020 Community Digest

Premiere Pro January-February 2021 Community Digest