Category: Tutorials

By editing your Instagram Stories in Premiere Pro, you can perfectly control the quality, framing, and get much higher quality than you could when just filming your story in the app. This tutorial will show you how to edit and properly size your videos for vertical or horizontal Instagram stories in the highest quality possible, and even how to copy your video to your phone for uploading. These steps work on all platforms including Mac, PC, iOS, and Android.

❗ Download my FREE Instagram Story Export Presets for Premiere

Watch my video about how to export high quality Instagram Videos in Premiere Pro

Use Dropbox to send your edited video files to your phone

Use Google Drive to send your edited video files to your phone!

Watch my playlist about how to export videos for ANY site using Adobe Premiere

Smaller wedding receptions and sound systems often don’t have a DJ, band, or even a house sound system, so how do you record audio of the toasts? This is my full list of audio gear that I use to record high quality audio, as well as the gear you can use to make extra $$ when there isn’t a sound system at the wedding.

Get all the audio gear I talk about in this video

If you use a mirrorless camera like me, I’m sure you are used to cleaning dust off your sensor. Here is my technique to keep dust off your camera sensor and enable you to go longer in between cleanings.

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Watch how to remove sensor dust spots in Premiere Pro & After Effects

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How long do wedding films need to be? Every wedding filmmaker you ask will have a different answer! Here’s how I figured out the perfect wedding video length.

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Do your Premiere Pro exports look more desaturated and washed out than you see in the preview window? I’ve received many emails over the years from people having this issue, so here’s how to fix it on Mac and PC.

❗ Download the LUT to fix this issue here

Read Adobe’s blog post about why this happens.

If you receive the error “Adobe Media Encoder Not Installed” in Adobe Premiere when you click “Queue” to send a render to Media Encoder, you can fix it by opening the Creative Cloud app and making sure both Adobe Premiere and Media Encoder are running the same version number.

If the versions don’t match, update Premiere or Media Encoder so they are the same version and your videos will queue successfully.

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