How to Make TYPEWRITER Effect in Premiere Pro

[@yadladivakar838]

Your Tutorials Are Helpful To Us Thankyou So Much Smertimba Sir I Always Support You

[@SmertimbaGraphics]

So nice of you, thanks♥️

[@pathikdesai5853]

Good and easy workflow!

[@SmertimbaGraphics]

Great to hear!

[@seyahatdeneyimleri]

you'r life saver! thanks a lot

[@SmertimbaGraphics]

You're welcome!

[@bestyamelia]

Nice tutorial❤

[@SmertimbaGraphics]

Thanks 😊

[@Akii_edit]

Can we make some crazy subtitles effects inside premier only

[@SmertimbaGraphics]

Depends what you mean by crazy, you can do a lot with subtitles in premiere 😁

[@aber6441]

great as always, I subbed. Please make a tutorial on workflow from Photoshop to After Effect to Premier Pro, as you know when making a video we start with photoshop to create all layers we need, then we use affect effect to animate layers, text ....etc then Pr Pro at the end to adjust the videos and add narration. You know how its complex and sometimes you run into issues like: maybe i should have done that part in premier pro instead of AE or vice versa, maybe i should have animated that transition in Pr Pro instead, maybe i should worked on my animation to correspond with my voice narration in Pr pro instead of AE....etc. Its gets very confusing on which part should be done in which program because its rare to find a video that shows you all the process from start to end.
Can you please make a tutorial of few layers you made in PS and where you sync the recorded narration with the animation (if AE or Pr Pro) what should be animated in AE and what are the last edits to be done in Pr Pro to make the final video ready.

[@SmertimbaGraphics]

Thank you, sounds like a good idea, although I don't do photoshop tutorials, I've been thinking of expanding to it for some time. Thank you for the suggestion

[@Rundik]

imagine you have 1k letters. good luck

[@SmertimbaGraphics]

Then after effects would come in handy😂

[@sandefend]

what if it's a quote? more than one sentence

[@SmertimbaGraphics]

It's not limited to a single word, do as many as needed using the same technique