Premiere Pro Community Digest
I don't know about all of you, but March has really flown by. It was a big month with a major new release and a whole new take on captions. We've previewed the new captions workflow in Premiere Pro Beta prior to the launch, so hopefully many of you have seen it already.
Let's recap.
- Along with other digital video and audio applications was the release of Premiere Pro 15.0, which includes the new captions workflow plus the following new features.
- Premiere Pro Beta Announcements: View these announcements in the Premiere Pro Beta forums, including: a new way to view labels and clip names, availability of M1 versions of Premiere Pro from the Creative Cloud application, and more. Discuss more here.
- Premiere Gal shares her Adobe Premiere Pro knowledge
- Benjamin Von Wong brings his behind-the-scenes work to the forefront
- Many more! Link to all the March articles here...
Full documentation on the new features here.
- Captions: A completely new captions workflow is found in Premiere Pro, version 15. Captions documentation here. Download a Quickstart Project here.
- Media Replacement in Motion Graphics Templates: Documentation and a sample .mogrt file is available here.
- Equitable Language: non-inclusive language and reference imagery has been replaced. Documentation here.
- Faster Warp Stabilizer: the analysis process is a lot faster. Documentation on Warp Stabilizer here.
- Team Projects Improvements: Search Bar and SmartBin content is now significantly faster.
- Copy and paste audio effects in Audio Track Mixer: Copy and paste audio effects racks between audio tracks. Documentation here.
- Legacy audio effects removed: Old items have been removed. List of effects here.
New Features Round up
By Learn How to Edit Stuff
How to use the NEW captions workflow in Premiere Pro
by Adobe Care
What's NEW in captions with Premiere Pro Product Manager Francis Crossman and Caroline Sears
By Adobe Care
New way to control how label colors and clip names are displayed in the timeline
Availability of M1 versions of Premiere Pro from the Creative Cloud application
Multi-Frame rendering now in After Effects beta: After Effects Team blog post
Some threads were created after the Premiere Pro 15.0 launch, which may help you in solving key issues.
- Error Compiling Movie Errors (Video drivers): GPU Accelerated Rendering Error
- Error Compiling Movie Errors (Hardware Decoding Issues): Help Exporting in Premiere Pro 2021
- Captions Issues (FAQ for creation, troubleshooting and transpription approval): New Captions Workflow
- No Audio on Export: Opening Premiere 2020 Project file in Premiere 2021 "fill right with left" issue
- Canon Blue Tint Issue: FAQ: How to solve preview issue (red/blue tint) with Canon C300 MKII MXF files in Premiere Pro 15.0?
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.
Adobe Video Community | March 2021 Meet-up: MOGRTs!
By Adobe Video and Motion (view on YouTube)
STOP Interpreting Your Footage for Slow Motion in Premiere Pro!
By Chris Olson
Typewriter Effect in Premiere Pro
By Creative Lab
David Arbor is our featured ACP for April 2021. I would like to thank David for all his great quality responses and contributions here on the forums. David has over 1800 posts and almost ten years of service to the Premiere Pro community. In addition to being an ACP, David is also a teaching assistant for School of Motion, a super high quality source of training in digital video and audio.
I've had the pleasure of meeting David at Adobe MAX. Great guy! Speaking of MAX, David has been a teacher's assistant at the conference for the past few years. David even got to work with the Character Animator team to turn their awesome mastcot, Red Monster, into a 3D puppet that you can download for Character Animator! Check out David's article on his site about that experience: www.davidarbor.com/red-monster
In his spare time, David loves video editing, motion design and photography, which I can relate to. He also loves LEGO, and comic books, which sound like perfect obsessions for these crazy times. Check out David's website for more information about David and his work.
Thank you again, David!
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
Premiere Pro March 2021 Community Digest
Premiere Pro Community Digest — April
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