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Unclaimed: Are are working at Adobe Premiere Pro ?
Adobe Premiere Pro is the industry standard for video editing software and offers a huge selection of features to choose from. It can be purchased as a standalone product or as part of the Adobe Creative Cloud. Regardless, Premiere Pro offers a feature-rich selection of tools used for the creation of short films, TV shows, and YouTube videos. Access to a host of smart tools in an ever-evolving portfolio means Premiere Pro users can easily design and edit 4K, 8K, and even VR videos to suit different needs. It also offers access to other Creative Cloud apps, so you can easily access photos, effects, and other tools.
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| Deployment | Desktop Mac, Desktop Windows, On-Premise Linux |
| Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
| Training | Documentation |
| Languages | English |
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Adobe Premiere Pro is intuitive, responsive, and simple to use for a casual editor.
As with any huge program, it can be a tad slow at times.
Being able to quickly edit video without involving a full-scale editing professional streamlines my workflow.
Premier is without a doubt in my mind the most versatile non-linear editing software on the market. Having edited on Avid's various platforms for almost 20 years, I had to be pulled kicking and screaming to abandon Avid and start editing on Premier. What I found is an easy to understand interface and a lot of power under the hood. Adobe's Creative Cloud which is where I get Premier is a great idea on Adobe's part because anytime there is an upgrade I automatically get. Also, I love all of the CC software as they work seamlessly with each other.
Each upgrade seems to come with its own personal glitch. The current version flaw is that I create a workspace that suits me and works well. Each time I save the workspace and each time I open either a new project or previous one, the workspace is scrambled and I have to spend time rebuilding it. Also, it's limited built-in effects, I would like to see more. Their tech support is mediocre at best.
Being able to turn out same day event videos quickly. Managing multiple in-house project.
As a part of my job I need to explain to other people how to do things the same way as I do them, It's ok to do it once, or 2, maybe 5 times, but more than that it gets really tiring so now what I do is to make a video tutorial explaining how to do something and edit it with Premier Pro, I add annotations, cut the parts of the video that I don't like. No more Uhhhhs, aaaah, awkward silences or things badly explained and I even add some pretty transitions so the cuts look like they were planned. It takes some time, but It saves a lot more, the time it takes me to make a full video is less than explaining the same thing to 3 people.
I don't like that it's a subscription only service now. It's an reimbursable charge and my company willingly pays for it if I need it but I like to pay for things once and forget about it. You can't do that anymore but since i bought it a few years ago as a part of CS6 Master Collection I can't really complain about that.
Video tutorial editing.
It is easy to use when editing once you have experience in the basics
At first I found it a bit difficult to understand the program's interface
I have solved some problems improving the quality of many videos. My benefit with this program is that I earn money working for others
Premiere is easy to learn and yet with it you can create the most professional videos in the industry.
Sometimes Premiere can be glitchy...program shuts down suddenly once in a blue moon.
Can create videos from 30sec-30mins or more! Wonderful
The things I like the best about adobe premier pro is how powerful it is in doing various effected just within the program itself.
Similar to Adobe photoshop it has a lot of features that it can be overwhelming in the various ways you can use this software. As a teacher working with students - some students find it technically overwhelming in all that it can do.
I am teaching students to edit videos, students are learning to apply skills learnt from this software to various other editing software.
The intelligence of this tool is simply amazing. It can intelligently analyze the whole media file be it audio or video and then while cutting the media in bits it suggests the points where I can cut it from mostly based on cut scenes. This intelligence is seen all over over the other of the software.
There is nothing much one can dislike about this tool. Yes one can say it takes up too much ram and CPU cycles, but that is the nature of the task it does. So nothing I dislike about it.
Editing videos on a day to day basis. Far ahead of any other video editor I have used
What I like best about Adobe Premiere Pro is that its automatic updates save me from not being able to open projects that were saved on an older version of the application.
What I dislike about Adobe Premiere Pro is that sometimes when I am in the middle of a project it shuts down and may or may not save my project.
Adobe Premiere Pro has created a great place for me to edit videos efficiently for my clients and is also easy to use.
The interface and user experience of Premiere Pro is ideal and easy to work with, allowing creativity to be prioritized over technical issues
The software often gets overloaded and crashes, losing integral pieces of edits and projects. A better backup system would be helpful.
Solving issues of innovation and creativity within the film sector
The interface overall is very clean and easy to use and the application's abilities can be extended beyond the base application with a variety of proffesionally developed plugins.
With every version you have to relearn the interface as it can change very drastically.
The Adobe platform gives me a unified platform on which I can manage and create my projects. Premiere Pro works very similar Final Cut Pro, and as such if you have to train someone to use Premiere Pro, this goes very quickly.