Premiere Pro CC Variable Clip Speed Changes - Larry Jordan PowerUp #243
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Channel: Larry Jordan · 2018 · Film & Animation
This is an excerpt from a recent on-line video webinar: “Clip Speed Changes in Premiere Pro CC & Final Cut Pro X” which is available as a download in our store, or as part of our Video Training Library. Changing the speed of a clip is all the rage in video today; especially extreme slow motion. In this excerpt from Larry Jordan's Power Up session #243, you’ll discover how it’s done for Adobe Premiere Pro CC. In the complete version, you'll learn how to change the playback speed of a clip in a variety of different ways to not only Adobe Premiere Pro CC, but also Apple Final Cut Pro X 10.4. This session will demonstrate how to create: - Still/Freeze frames - Hold frames - Slow motion - Fit to fill edits - Conforming a high-frame rate clip to create extremely high-quality slow motion - Fast motion - Variable speed changes within a clip - Speed changes are surprisingly flexible, easy to create and can add depth and interest to your next project. This session shows you everything you need to know for both Adobe Premiere Pro CC and Apple Final Cut Pro X 10.4. AUDIENCE LEVEL This is an intermediate-level session. Some knowledge of either Premiere or Final Cut will be helpful, but not required. BONUS FEATURE! To help you quickly find the information you need, we included chapter markers in the QuickTime download to simplify navigation. This session is delivered as a QuickTime movie, so you don’t need to own the software to watch this. To become a member or view the entire webinar, visit https://larryjordan.com/store/243-clip-speed-changes-in-premiere-pro-cc-final-cut-pro-x/.
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