3 Timeline Buttons That You Need To Use
Every Premiere Pro Editor spends most of their time in the Timeline panel but not many uses these 3 buttons that control the way that panel works: 1. Insert and overwrite sequences as nests or individual clips button 2. Snap button 3. Linked Selection button In this video, I'll tell you how to use them and what they are for. You'll also learn about grouping clips together. ▶ Resources for Filmmakers and Video Creators: cuttothepoint.com/resources/ ▶ Buy Premiere Pro here: cuttothepoint.com/PremierePro ▶ Cut To The Point T-shirts: bit.ly/2MbrpzT ▶ Music for your projects (use coupon code CUTTOTHEPOINT for 10% discount): soundstripe.grsm.io/cuttothepoint ▶ In the Blink of an Eye by Walter Murch: amzn.to/2LUN0sq (affiliate) #timelinepanel #premiereprosequence --- To get notified about future giveaways: filmcraft.studio/giveaway Let's connect! www.instagram.com/PiotrToczynski twitter.com/PiotrToczynski youtu.be/addme/eMyitVROLlRgQcRXKLlnkD4l2zawcw How can I support your channel? ▶ SUBSCRIBE to learn about video editing! bit.ly/2FLUB9U Much more to come! 😉 ▶ PATREON: Let me help you master video editing! 👍 bit.ly/PTpatreon ▶ Premiere Pro Editors FB group: bit.ly/2FPl7iL --- EDITING CONSULTATIONS 🤵 If you want to talk about your editing workflow, to make it better and more efficient. Also, if you want to talk what could be improved in your video editing, you can schedule a meeting: calendly.com/piotrtoczynski/video-editing-consultation
