“Everyone has their own workflow,” Eastin said. Henderson, after watching the footage, then brainstorms a storyline on paper. When he finds a shot he likes, he raises them up one level - or even two – for the best shots, which makes it easy to go back and find them later. Finding what works for you and sticking to it can help speed up the process in the long run.Įastin watches all the footage by dragging everything into a new Premiere Pro Project. “That’s essential for every project – you never know when there will be useful clips before the director even says action.” Develop your own workflowĪlthough Eastin and Henderson may start the same way, that doesn’t mean there’s a one-size-fits-all workflow. “The first thing I wanted to do once I decided I wanted to take on the project is that I had to watch every second of the footage,” Henderson said. While many editors will skip directly to the director’s call for action, both editors said they usually find a few gems by watching even the unintentional footage.
Videos go from widescreen to vertical fast with Adobe Premiere Pro’s new A.I.Īdobe Photoshop Elements is getting so good, it edits photos for youīoth Eastin and Henderson start a project in exactly the same way: they watch all the footage. Productions is a new ‘command center’ for projects in Adobe Premiere Pro He now works at Post Op, a post-production boutique in Dallas, Texas, as a professional video editor. Henderson, one of the many editors who submitted videos for the contest, started using Adobe Premiere Pro while in high school, and quickly knew he wanted video editing to be part of his future. Dog and Neon Trees - and launched a music documentary series. Eastin also recently shared the raw video files for Believer as part of a contest celebrating the 25th anniversary of Premiere Pro, which resulted in a number of impressive remakes, including Adam Henderson’s prize-winning edit.
He has also created videos for several other bands - including Dr. Matt Eastin is the director and editor behind the music video for Imagine Dragons’ Believer.
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