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BonoMan posted:Edit: I use premiere Pro in after effects in conjunction with each other all the time... But don't use the dynamic link function to go from premiere to after effects... It seems in theory that it would work well but it often does nothing but lead to trouble down the line It's a nice way to get your clip into AE, but I almost always hit undo in Premiere right afterwards... I don't need some weird fake XML object on my timeline. Only cold hard footage
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Tim & Eric, Steve Brule, and early seasons of Eric Andre actually did regularly use analog cameras to achieve their look. I believe an Ikegama was a favorite. The editors would also recapture episodes through a VHS deck while hitting it with a hammer to get certain effects
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Oct 30, 2021 17:12
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If the course description didn’t mention a particular program, then they just want you to understand fundamentals of non-linear editing. Resolve is the best free option for this. Adobe Premiere would be the next best option, particularly with student discounts that Adobe might offer. Avid is not worth learning on your own though if the school trains you on it, it is useful to know professionally. No other program is worth your time.
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New features and versions should always be treated with suspicion and contempt
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Mar 9, 2023 21:35
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Make the temporary lovely version in Premiere, finish it in After Effects. Or just use either one, they work the same for basic stuff
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May 12, 2023 06:04
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Dynamic linking is great for getting the plate you need into AE quickly. I would never leave a linked comp on the Premiere timeline beyond that though, you gotta render that stuff for reliable playback
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May 12, 2023 17:44
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YouTube is absolutely drenched in good resources for both programs, especially if you know exactly what you’re trying to do
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May 20, 2023 04:50
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Nest the text and nameplate graphic together, then apply the scale effect to the nest
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Jul 13, 2023 23:59
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Download DaVinci Resolve. Watch YouTube videos. Put clips in the NLE and gently caress around with them. That’s it! Do not spend any money on learning this stuff (or making videos if you can help it). There truly is a wealth of knowledge on YouTube for nearly any possible question you could have about the functions of the NLE
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Copy the 50 clips to 50 individual sequences named as you like and export them all
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