Nest a Photoshop sequence in your Adobe Premiere Pro project
In this short video tutorial, discover the advantages of nesting a layered Adobe® Photoshop® sequence in your Adobe® Premiere® Pro project. Any changes you make to the nested sequence are reflected immediately in the master sequence, and any effects you add to the nested sequence are applied to each clip in the sequence.
Duration: 10 minutes 8 seconds
Requirements
To follow along with this article, you will need the following software:
Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0
Adobe Photoshop CS2
Prerequisite knowledge:
Basic knowledge of Adobe Premiere Pro
Where to go from here
For more information about Adobe Premiere, see the following:
- Animate a layered Photoshop file, by the experts at Adobe and Total Training
- Using a matte is key with imported logos, by Ed Gaskill
- Get to know Adobe Production Studio, from “Total Training Video Workshop for Adobe Production Studio”
- Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0 Classroom in a Book by the Adobe Creative Team
About the authors
Jeff Schell is a video editor, comedy writer, author, web designer, technical trainer, actor, and amateur physics geek. As an Adobe Certified Expert (ACE) and Adobe Certified Instructor (ACI), Jeff travels across the country teaching video production classes in Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Photoshop, and Illustrator. Jeff strives to infuse his real-world experience and humor in every lesson. Jeff is the author of the Premiere Pro 2 Hands-On Training book and the Premiere Pro 2 New Features and Premiere Pro 2 Essential Training titles in the lynda.com Online Training Library™.
© 2006. Used with the permission of lynda.com. To purchase the full-length video-based training title, visit www.lynda.com.
Excerpted from “Premiere Pro 2 Essential Training with: Jeff Schell.” Published by lynda.com
© 2006. Used with the permission of lynda.com. To purchase the full-length video-based training title, visit www.lynda.com.
