Tips on Adobe PPR presets

1. Zvi
   Member

   
   Hey guys!
   
   I'm sure eveyone tries to think of a way to accomplish a certain amount of work in less time.
   
   I've always done video editing as a hobby and now that I started working as a video editor, I started to make time saving things like presets for titles, effects, etc... "time became money for me :-)
   
   Now I'm trying to think of something more and I wanted to ask if you editors out there have any time saving tips?
   
   Most of my projects are weddings and events that have the same patterns, so presets would help a lot. Also, I get paid by the project and not by the hour. I save I full project, with all the markers in synq with the music, my bins, sequences etc... My idea was to just delete the source matiriel and when Adobe asks for the source files, just point to the new project file and have Adobe switch the clips.
   
   The problem is that of course this would never come out correct and you'd spend lots of time fixig it.
   
   Any tips?
   Thanks!

   Posted 5 years ago #

2. compusolver
   Member

   
   You can use Encore like that, merely replacing an asset with another, re-using your project over and over.
   
   As you've mentioned, this is not so with Premiere Pro. I do have a set way of doing things, with my bins, sequences, etc. I do keep wedding animations in a single folder for quick and easy import.
   
   You mentioned re-using titles. Perhaps some people don't realize that you can still do this with PP2.0 - sharing titles between projects, that is. I'd been using PP2.0 for nearly a year before I realized you can export a title, making it usable by other projects. (Yeah, I'm going to get around to reading that manual someday!)

   Posted 5 years ago #

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