How to edit your stop-motion in Premiere Pro | Dragonframe post-production routine

Hello Hello,
In this video, I tried to cover as much as I could on how to edit, color correct, and add sound effects to stop-motion videos in Premiere Pro in a short amount of time.
This is my personal routine for every stop-motion animation I create. I will post another tutorial on how to remove rigs from the scene in the near future as well.
Here are a few royalty-free music and sound effect websites that you can use for your projects:
www.bensound.com/
freesfx.co.uk/...
incompetech.fi...
Let me know if you have any questions in the comment section.
For more stop-motion related stuff, follow me on Instagram: b6stopmotion
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[@arcecreative]

MOST HELPFUL TUTORIAL EVER!!! I JUST EDITED MY FIRST STOP MOTION VIDEO IN PREMIER PRO! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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[@lmgbros7723]

Not a fan of Premiere Pro because you need to keep paying for it rather than just buying it one time. I know DragonFrame 4 can be used with similar programs, such as DaVinci, but I don’t know how different the process for editing would be.

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how to remove rig whit dragonframe?

[@b6stopmotion157]

I am working on another tutorial for how to remove a rig. That'll be coming out next Friday.

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