Editing Breakdown | Christmas B roll (Premiere Pro)

How to edit EPIC CINEMATIC CHRISTMAS B ROLL! (Premiere pro)
This is an editing breakdown of how I edited my Christmas b roll, I used adobe premiere for everything.
I will go over my keyframes, masks, transitions etc.
This tutorial is aimed towards medium to advanced premiere pro users, but beginners are of course welcome to watch! Even if you don't use adobe premiere there are general editing knowledge in this tutorial that is useful.
#adobepremieretutorial #editingbreakdown #editingpremierepro
Sorry for all the P's. Can I get a pop filter for xmas santa pls? :)

[@frankadrianart]

I hope this can be to some use for you.
I'm practicing on making more clear tutorials. 😊
merry christmas! 🎅

[@gpraneeth3140]

Thank you.

[@therealmedou]

Explanation is better than wonderful, and I hope that you will explain to us a simple explanation with keyframes 😊

[@RUDIANTOBONOTV]

Great Job bro! nice tutorial!

[@frankadrianart]

Thanks mate!

[@williamabucay3304]

Hey man great job! If i may ask, what gear are you using?

[@frankadrianart]

Thank you william! 😊 I use a Nikon z6 with a Sigma 20 mm f1.4. Only got one lens so far 😅

[@williamabucay3304]

@@frankadrianart Oh thats cool man! Keep up the good work!

[@veronica-uj9qw]

this is so so clear. thank you so much! hope you could do a video on how to work with masks comfortably - its somehting i still struggle to get my head around on :"")

[@frankadrianart]

Thank you! Yeah masks can be very tricky but they are super useful to learn. I might make a more detailed tutorial on them one day :)

[@faisaljamanjisan3355]

bro make a video about your sequence like what fps for sequence and how you import your 120 fps and 60 fps videos in 23.976 fps timeline . interpret footage or not plz make a video about it i really need to know ..

[@AdriGarciaVisual]

3:47 What settings did you use to record since you zoom and do not lose quality, nice video!

[@frankadrianart]

I do lose quality. But I'm using the Sigma 20 mm f1.4 and it's very sharp so it's barely noticeably on that one. Also it goes very fast.
But if you look at 6:07 you can see that it's quite grainy when zoomed in, so yeah I have no special setting for that one, just a sharp lens.
I'm happy to answer any question. Thanks for the support :)