Hi Anthony, this was such a killer vid! As a fellow video editor I found a lot of really good straight forward advice and tips that i will implement in my workflow. Thanks for this amazing piece of content and please keep it going!
It is off-putting to be put bevels and cutting around Premier screen, leaving out what can and is crucial detail and information. Seems like a lot of effort wasted to do that. Just do edge-to-edge (screen) presentations of the Premier Panel. Zoom in, using a semi-transparent blot cursor (not arrow) , if you want to emphasise something~so it's easy for people to track where your at on the screen. Also suggestions--as good as they are, are more beneficial if followed by where and how on the package. Peeps may not know where or how to do what you're talk'in about.
Really appreciate that feedback! These were some techniques I had been wanting to test to see if it was more engaging to watch and maybe helped with viewer focus. Good to know it's having some opposite effects 😂🙏
I find that the visual elements like bevels, screen cuts, and fancy effects actually enhance my learning experience. The creative presentation inspires me to achieve the same level of skill and artistry in my own projects. I believe that a balance of clear instruction and visually stimulating elements can make the learning process both informative and enjoyable.
this was such a great video !! I have discovered you early enough to know that you my friend are very talented PLEASE keep these videos coming !!
Hi Anthony, this was such a killer vid! As a fellow video editor I found a lot of really good straight forward advice and tips that i will implement in my workflow. Thanks for this amazing piece of content and please keep it going!
as soon as you said ADOBE ...i hit stop playing... i wont support ADOBE in any way...including suckers still paying for and using ADOBE... unsub.
fair enough. I'm glad you know how you feel about ADOBE, clarity is valuable.
It is off-putting to be put bevels and cutting around Premier screen, leaving out what can and is crucial detail and information. Seems like a lot of effort wasted to do that. Just do edge-to-edge (screen) presentations of the Premier Panel. Zoom in, using a semi-transparent blot cursor (not arrow) , if you want to emphasise something~so it's easy for people to track where your at on the screen. Also suggestions--as good as they are, are more beneficial if followed by where and how on the package. Peeps may not know where or how to do what you're talk'in about.
Really appreciate that feedback! These were some techniques I had been wanting to test to see if it was more engaging to watch and maybe helped with viewer focus. Good to know it's having some opposite effects 😂🙏
@@anthonydfrederick simple is best. Getting and trying to be fancy is distracting and cloudy.
I find that the visual elements like bevels, screen cuts, and fancy effects actually enhance my learning experience. The creative presentation inspires me to achieve the same level of skill and artistry in my own projects. I believe that a balance of clear instruction and visually stimulating elements can make the learning process both informative and enjoyable.