Omg. As a first time teacher of an animation unit, I was really intimidated by premiere pro. This tutorial was perfect. I used it to make my stop-motion work... and now I'll be sharing it with students.
Omg. I was in charge of editing when my school had a 50% final grade art project of making a stop motion. I searched tutorials for like a week, and i found this video. Thanks to you, everyone in my group got an A. Thank you so much, gained a sub! ❤️
hey thanks, i just got my new camera and I am trying to make a stop motion with it, after getting premiere pro without knowing anything about it, this video has helped me make a nice stop motion and learn some more on it, thankyou so much for this great and simple tutorial!
I wish that I would have seen this video sooner, it saved me so much time. Thank you! Great video that is step by step and explained well. I learned a lot and Thanks again!
Thanks a lot, your efforts are much appreciated - I have created a stop motion video about WALL-E in LEGO and I was scared about handling appr. 248 single photos :))) But you saved my life, thanks a lot again and greetings from Budapest, Hungary Edward
Great job explaining the steps. I watched a few other videos but yours is the best! Keep up the great work and thank you for making my editing job easier.
you covered all my concerns with making stop-motion! thank you! im using premiere pro because Stop Motion Studio started charging to import files & media :( i got the adobe deal with my arts uni and so I have adobe for enterprise!! thank you sooooo muchhhh :DDDD
Awesome! That's great to hear. If you do end up deciding to get premiere pro, buying the software through the link in the description will help support the channel.
Thanks! I tried my best hopefully this video help lots of people in the future. Also, I am not sure your aware but I discovered there is a filmstro plugin for premiere pro. I haven't tried it but it looks pretty cool.
Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial, i have stop motion sequences in a 25 FPS short movie, will it be problematic when exporting since my stop motion is 16 FPS ? How can i put them in the same timeline ? Thank you !
Hey Ive been using premiere for animation since 2014 and I never had to use this methode to animate. I had to refresh how to get my animations to 15 fps and this is the quickest way I found. go to timline in preferences and on still image default duration change it to 2 frames. this makes it 15 fps i dont quite understand why and I dont know which number makes it 24 fps but this way you can edit the frames in the right framerate which is way better than doing it in the 10 fps workspace
In this video were you editing on an external hard drive or was it running on the internal hard drive? I wanna know because I might get Adobe Premiere on my Mac for editing instead of Final Cut Pro, since Final Cut Pro runs slow EVEN THOUGH I have an external hard drive.
Thanks so much for this video it was very helpful for my stop motion short film for school! I was just wondering if it is necessary to render the clips after every step as directed in the video or if it would turn out the same if I waited until the end to render the clips?
Hi I would like to see a tutorial of a stop motion video with music, like frames for example: nursery rhyme Abc’s, the letter A going with the music. How do we time it as to sync object (A) to music
This video was very helpful. I have a question about sound effect. I’m trying to make a lego speed build video, and trying to add a ‘lego click sound’ in between each photo to mimic it being build. How would you do this on premier pro? Thanks no much for your help
Thank you for this helpful tutorial. One question, if i actually want to make it slower, do i change the speed duration to 80% for example? Or do i need to set this from the beginning and put 0.5 fps instead of 0.10?
Premier pro>preferences >timeline Video transitions duration -30frames Audio transitions duration- 1.00 frames Still image duration - 0.10 seconds Preferences > media> indeterminate media timebase-30fps File> project settings > general> display format - time code Import the stop motion clips> nest them> can increase speed to make faster But dont forget to render it - sequence > render in & out
Hi, I have a problem after I exported the video. Many frames are missing and the video looks not fluent but looks good on Premiere pro before exported. Can you help me with that? Thank you so much!
Why is it that when I compiled and rearranged every picture accordingly inside the file...but when I drag the file into the app...it misplace every single frame
Thank you this is very helpful, i have a small problem tho, when i try to render my video from (render in to out) it doesn't render the whole video only a part of it. I have to mention that my stop motion project consisits of 231 photo
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Omg. As a first time teacher of an animation unit, I was really intimidated by premiere pro. This tutorial was perfect. I used it to make my stop-motion work... and now I'll be sharing it with students.
Wow that's amazing to hear! I'm glad the video was straight forward and helpful for you :D Hope your class goes well!
Omg. I was in charge of editing when my school had a 50% final grade art project of making a stop motion. I searched tutorials for like a week, and i found this video. Thanks to you, everyone in my group got an A. Thank you so much, gained a sub! ❤️
Oh wow! That's awesome congrats on your A!
I have come back to this tutorial so many times to remind myself of things... so incredibly helpful, thank you!
Thanks for the feedback. I’m glad it has helped you 😊
Man this was one of the best no the best editing tutorials on Premier I’ve ever watched thank you keep up the good work
Wow thanks for the awesome comment dude!! I am glad this video helped you out.
I can imagine this to be really useful for people who don't have a lot of experience with Premiere pro! Awesome video, keep being awesome! :D
Thanks a lot mate! I hope it will be. :D
Most of the videos on YT about this theme was useless for me. Your video is the unique helped me. Thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful!
hey thanks, i just got my new camera and I am trying to make a stop motion with it, after getting premiere pro without knowing anything about it, this video has helped me make a nice stop motion and learn some more on it, thankyou so much for this great and simple tutorial!
I wish that I would have seen this video sooner, it saved me so much time. Thank you! Great video that is step by step and explained well. I learned a lot and Thanks again!
Thanks a lot, your efforts are much appreciated - I have created a stop motion video about WALL-E in LEGO and I was scared about handling appr. 248 single photos :))) But you saved my life, thanks a lot again and greetings from Budapest, Hungary
Edward
No problem dude! I'm glad I could help.
Great job explaining the steps. I watched a few other videos but yours is the best! Keep up the great work and thank you for making my editing job easier.
this is going to be so helpful for my claymation for school, thank you !!
You're very welcome! I'm glad it was helpful!! :D Hope your claymation goes well for you.
you covered all my concerns with making stop-motion! thank you! im using premiere pro because Stop Motion Studio started charging to import files & media :( i got the adobe deal with my arts uni and so I have adobe for enterprise!! thank you sooooo muchhhh :DDDD
Man that helped so much thank you very much do more!
Excellent video! Thank you so much!
Thank you buddy for the video, that was helpful.
Thank you for that helpful tutorial I will probbally think about getting premier pro but after Chrismas.
Awesome! That's great to hear. If you do end up deciding to get premiere pro, buying the software through the link in the description will help support the channel.
@@LightsCameraandLego Ok I will probbally get it after Chrismas and click the link 😀
@@stopmotionharrisfilms7424 Awesome! Thank you :D
Wow this was really helpful! I can't wait to try a stopmotion out
Big thanks Brother! this helped me create stop-motion videos easily.
Well done!!! Thanks! Very helpful.
Thank you very much for a great tutorial, This Video is very clear and easy to understand how Stop-Motion works on Adobe Premiere. Thanks so much
No worries. Glad it could help :)
Thank you for the tutorial, very straight to the point.
Brilliant tutorial. Superb really. Thank you. 🙏🏻💯
You're very welcome! Glad it was helpful!
Amazing Tutorial!!!!
Thanks, glad you liked it!! :D
Thanks straight to the point.
Well done! Easy and clear!!!!!!
Thanks for the compliment. Glad it was of use to you.
@@LightsCameraandLego It was in special way concerning „render into out“ because during cutting it got stuck all the time!! Thx again!!!
@@Playmobil_Comedy Hmm that's strange. Adobe apps do require a lot of ram and processing so maybe close other apps when you do that part.
Really comprehensive and really well explained.
Thanks! I tried my best hopefully this video help lots of people in the future. Also, I am not sure your aware but I discovered there is a filmstro plugin for premiere pro. I haven't tried it but it looks pretty cool.
@@LightsCameraandLego Yeah. I don't use Premiere Pro but, I believe, it works really well.
Fantastic tutorial!! Very helpful!!
Glad it was helpful!
This helped me make my first stop motion video! Thank you so much
ITS REALLY WORKED LOL THANK YOU DUDE
Actually such a helpful video, thanks so much.
Glad it helped man.
Really well👌🏼
Could you help me ? A frame is playing every 5 seconds and I don’t know why
Noice tutorial bro!
Thanks Max!
Thank you for this video, this is really helpful
So precise and easy to follow. Thanx a million!
I couldn't find a vid that explains this thanks
No problem! Glad it helped.
Thanks! I have a stop motion that is 500 pictures and was dreading the editing process, but now I know an easier way. :)
No problem! Glad the video could help. Good luck with your video.
Well, I need to edit a video with 3000 pics x__x
@@SolibanGold rip
it's all good but is there a way to smoothen the transition between frames ?
Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial, i have stop motion sequences in a 25 FPS short movie, will it be problematic when exporting since my stop motion is 16 FPS ? How can i put them in the same timeline ? Thank you !
Thank you 💙
You’re welcome 😊Glad this video helped
Thank you for the video
It’s really helpful & detailed
My pleasure 😊
Nice video Very helpful
Glad to hear that
Hey Ive been using premiere for animation since 2014 and I never had to use this methode to animate. I had to refresh how to get my animations to 15 fps and this is the quickest way I found.
go to timline in preferences and on still image default duration change it to 2 frames. this makes it 15 fps i dont quite understand why and I dont know which number makes it 24 fps but this way you can edit the frames in the right framerate which is way better than doing it in the 10 fps workspace
Nice video! Tnx!
thanks so much helped a ton !
You're welcome!
Thanks men😊
I just did my first stop motion and this was super simple to follow, it turned out great! thank you
Thank you very much for this leson !!!
You are great. Thank you!
literally a life savior! very easy to understand and help begginers. It helped me a lot thank u^^
Your welcome. I'm glad it could help
In this video were you editing on an external hard drive or was it running on the internal hard drive? I wanna know because I might get Adobe Premiere on my Mac for editing instead of Final Cut Pro, since Final Cut Pro runs slow EVEN THOUGH I have an external hard drive.
I was editing on my internal hard drive but I keep my big files on an external hard drive
Thanks so much for this video it was very helpful for my stop motion short film for school!
I was just wondering if it is necessary to render the clips after every step as directed in the video or if it would turn out the same if I waited until the end to render the clips?
Bro u saved my day !!!!
Thats really nice tutorial :)
It was helpful!
Thank you for the feedback. I am glad you thought it was helpful.
I saw copy of your channel. Did you block him?
@@MarketchStudios yes i did and i reported it. thanks for checking with me though. :)
@@LightsCameraandLego No problem :)
great video 😊
now i am in a good mood
Thanks for this mate!
No worries! Hope it helped :)
@@LightsCameraandLego greatly so!
Nice video.Thank you
Glad it helped
@@LightsCameraandLego
I am grateful
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Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks for sharing, I'll try it on my channel!
Thank you so much!
thx tis video helped me to start
That's awesome! Hope it goes well for you. Glad you found the video beneficial
Bruh i was doing this shit in iMovie this is so much better. Thanks!
good job!
Thanks! I hope it helped :)
logrado,, gracias hermano ,bendiciones
Hi I would like to see a tutorial of a stop motion video with music, like frames for example: nursery rhyme Abc’s, the letter A going with the music. How do we time it as to sync object (A) to music
That's helpful because I plan on doing stop motion with 12 inch military action figures
Premier Pro under Windows is a bit different then for a Mac - can you tell me how to get the Preferences under Windows please
This video was very helpful. I have a question about sound effect. I’m trying to make a lego speed build video, and trying to add a ‘lego click sound’ in between each photo to mimic it being build. How would you do this on premier pro? Thanks no much for your help
thanks bro...... many many thanks
Thank you for this helpful tutorial. One question, if i actually want to make it slower, do i change the speed duration to 80% for example? Or do i need to set this from the beginning and put 0.5 fps instead of 0.10?
but how can you make photos in order when they are not?
just a simple question......I wanna do a rap what should I focus the most on when I wanna edit or make a good soft?i would love to
Awesome!! Thank you. The quality when uploading to Instagram is terrible 😔… any suggestions?
thank you.....very usefully video
Nice man
Thanks dude!
Just by looking at this guy's Mac OSX tool bar, I know we would be friends
Lol :)
Thank you!!
helpful! thanks
amazing
Thank you so much! Do you have tutorials on special effects for stop motion?
thanks!! I'm glad you found it useful!! th-cam.com/video/rG1XxO5ZKp0/w-d-xo.html this might be what you are looking for.
Hello, Can we add transitions between images, such as fade effect?
I was wondering the same thing!
Thanks!
Every time I try to export my video, it has an awful video quality (the music is exported fine). How can I fix this?! Thanks for the help.
Does this work for .psd as well? Thank you!
Premier pro>preferences >timeline
Video transitions duration -30frames
Audio transitions duration- 1.00 frames
Still image duration - 0.10 seconds
Preferences > media> indeterminate media timebase-30fps
File> project settings > general> display format - time code
Import the stop motion clips> nest them> can increase speed to make faster
But dont forget to render it - sequence > render in & out
how to transfer all stop motion images? are there any apps which let you do that?
thank you !
Hi, I have a problem after I exported the video. Many frames are missing and the video looks not fluent but looks good on Premiere pro before exported. Can you help me with that? Thank you so much!
Why is it that when I compiled and rearranged every picture accordingly inside the file...but when I drag the file into the app...it misplace every single frame
hey, the stopmotion clip you edited , the duration was of 1 sec ?
After rendering the files, there is still red parts and the images are no longer in order. Please help. I have 1120 pictures
I use stop motion studio pro to make my stop motions. Idk if this is the same app I’m talking about, but I use my IPad instead of a Mac.
hello friend ?? can you tell me if this program also works on iPhone 7 Plus with iOS 15.4 ??
How do you do the timeline settings if you're not on mac? (Not having the "premiere pro" shortcut at the top) I'm so stuck on this
Thank you this is very helpful, i have a small problem tho, when i try to render my video from (render in to out) it doesn't render the whole video only a part of it. I have to mention that my stop motion project consisits of 231 photo
Hi, when I put images on the timeline they are in wrong order I have them named 1,2,3,4,5,6... but the 1 is last and 217 is first. How can I fix it ?