Premiere Pro Community Digest
Hello Premiere Pro Community! Here are your community highlights for December 2020.
Let's recap the highlights of December.
- Premiere Pro 14.7 was released.
- More premium content from Adobe MAX was added to the Premiere Pro forum with new skill building tutorials from the following experts.
- Richard Harrington: Premiere Pro Basics - 3 Part Series
- Luisa Winters: Editing Faster and Smarter in Premiere Pro - 3 Part Series
- Christine Steele: Tips for a Smoother Workflow in Premiere Pro
- Christine Steele: Enhancing Video Interviews: Quick Tips for Making Better Talking Heads
- Elyjah Wilbur: City of Roseville: Using Video and Social to Engage Residents in Local Issues
- For all the sessions go here: MAX 2020 Sessions.
- Premiere Pro Beta is running natively on M1 chip.
- Released right before Christmas. Thanks Santa!
- Five editing tips Adam Epstein learned from his time at SNL
- Motion Picture & Television Fund combats isolation among seniors with a lineup of live broadcast
- How Amber Torrealba is making a splash, in and out of the water
- 15 can’t-miss commercials of 2020
No new features for 14.7.
Premiere Pro Beta New Features
Some new features are now ready for testing in Premiere Pro Beta. Have a new MacBook Pro with a Silicon M1 chip? You're in luck!
Top Troubleshooting Threads (14.7)
- Can't marquee select clips in track
- Labels missing
- Audio fades are not linear
- Crash or hang when adding a track
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.
Need Maximum Render Quality in Premiere Pro 2020?
By Paul Murphy, "The Premiere Pro"
Video Masterclass | ICYMI - 2020 Release Features of Premiere Pro
By Jason Levine
HOW to use CURVES in Premiere Pro
By Editors Keys
3 Tips to improve your Speed Ramps // Adobe Premiere Pro
By Trevor Bobyk
5 BLENDING Effects in Premiere Pro (super cool stuff!)
By Cinecom.net
Stan Jones, a long time Premiere Pro community member, has provided a wealth of information and helpful assistance for eons.
At over 15,600 posts, Stan has been the one of the most valuable ACPs we have on the Premiere Pro forums. Stan is especially helpful with the black arts of creating DVDs, encoding, and captions. In fact, Stan was the top poster on the former Encore forum for ages. You can rely on him for solving such problems, but also takes on a lot of other diverse issues that require a lot of effort and energy to solve. He's always been approachable and friendly to all on these forums, and that is also appreciated.
In speaking with Stan, I learned his video interests stems from watching his father shoot 16mm film back in the 1940s. Naturally, photography and videography became Stan's hobbies, and for a time, he was an event videographer. He started with Premiere Pro in the Pinnacle DV500 days. Old school! Interesting to note that his main occupation was as a clinical psychologist. These days, one of his newer hobbies is pickleball, which is like a hybrid of tennis and paddle ball. Stan says he has a lot of fun with that. I'd love to try it!
On behalf of Adobe and the entire community, thank you, Stan for all you've done.
Past Digests
Premiere Pro August 2020 Community Digest
Premiere Pro September 2020 Digest
Premiere Pro October 2020 Digest
Premiere Pro November 2020 Digest
Premiere Pro Community Digest — December
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