Premiere Pro Guided Workflow: Plan the Workflow

[Kevin-Monahan]

Plan the WorkflowPlan the Workflow
So far, you've made sure that your system meets the requirements for either HD or 4K footage.

Next up, you will be planning the workflow. To me, that means that you are going to lay out your plans for the edit session from start to finish.

There are a few key considerations that can drastically alter your experience with Premiere Pro that you should consider before getting into the heart of the edit session. You can choose the kind of editing session you might be having into two general classifications, short or long form. Choose the one that best suits your needs.

Plan to Edit a Short Video

H.264 source, fast turnarounds, graphics intensive

Plan to Edit a Long Form Video
HD - 4K Source, larger projects, color + sound intensive, film, or doc

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[Kevin-Monahan]

Hi!
Let me know if you have any questions about designing a workflow pipeline for your short form or long form video, film, or doc.

Thanks,

Kevin

[CJeffBreen]

1.  My history is all cut and splice 16mm!

2.  I need to sequence original footage properly.

3.  I need to break up digitalized 16 and re-order.

Where can I go for step by step guide?

Once I have sequence I will work on voice over and sound!

[nixi86y]

Hi Kevin. I am editing videos for an educational course. Each video has the same intro and lower third (a specified number of seconds after the video starts). Is there a way to have a template or overlay to ensure consistency across the course?