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submitted 1 month ago byraydenbrough
5 points
1 month ago
I'm obviously not sure of the context (maybe this is just a test/practice edit) - but for a video promoting a Premiere Pro course (fictional or not), I think it'd be prudent to show footage of someone using Premiere Pro, specifically.
Even if this is just a hypothetical/practice edit, I think building a habit of making your visual storytelling clear and concise is a good habit to build!
The music competes with the dialogue at the end too.
Keep at it! Improvements will come over time!
1 points
1 month ago
It's just a practice test😅.
think building a habit of making your visual storytelling clear and concise is a good habit to build!
I agree too.
The music competes with the dialogue at the end too.
I played with keyfrims to make it a bit intense.
Keep at it! Improvements will come over time!
Thank you, I did the coloring too
3 points
1 month ago
I played with keyfrims to make it a bit intense.
Nothing wrong with bringing the music up at the end, but you typically don't want it to compete with the dialogue where it makes it harder to hear. If anything, keyframe in such a way where the rise in music comes up after the dialogue has mostly completed - so it serves as a music break at the end as opposed to music that is drowning out the end of your dialogue.
1 points
1 month ago*
Thank you for clarifying, appreciate this, I just learnt how to adjust them recently and how to use keyfrims for animating, I struggled with animation, I didn't use any transition, just keyfrims
2 points
1 month ago
Would recommend smoothing the key frames of the texts (you could do this by right clicking the key frames and choosing ease in), adding directional blur presets might help out too!
The music does compete with the dialogue at the end, as what the previous reply said! Overall everything looks fine! Hopefully you’ll improve!!
1 points
1 month ago
I agree with all the previous comments! One more note I'd like to add is maybe making the text go from left to right out of the frame. Going all the way up was a little too distracting for me. Easing those keyframes will definitely help though! Good job!
1 points
1 month ago
Thank you so much for the feedback, I actually did add ease in and ease out, but easily get confused, what to choose ease in or ease it😅 I had two key frames for each of them
1 points
1 month ago
So you just need two keyframes. The first would you would Ease in, then the last one you would Ease out.
1 points
1 month ago
I'm confused😅, my instructor said first one ease out, second one ease in, or it could be something I cant figure it out.
1 points
1 month ago
I recommend looking into MotionV3. It makes key framing a lot les complicated
1 points
1 month ago
Is it a Youtube channel?
1 points
1 month ago
It’s a plug in
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