Premiere Pro Tutorial - Cinematic Film Look

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This tutorial will explain you how to give your videos that cinematic film look effect. We'll go over some easy color correction, well explained so you also understand what you're doing. This tutorial is brought to you by Jordy Vandeput from YapperDesign.com

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• adobe
• premiere
• pro
• cinema
• cinematic
• film
• look
• color
• grading
• correction
• adjustment
• tutorial
• jordy
• vandeput
• yapper
• design

[MaartenLoyens]

Ben je belg of nederlander? Omdat je de lijn-bus hebt gefilmd?

[YapperDesign]

@MaartenLoyens Belg, dat is aan het station van Hasselt (Dusartplein) gefilmd.

[YapperDesign]

@TaraTheEntertainer Create a new sequence (2). And put your other sequence (1) in that timeline. Then apply your color correction in sequence 2.

Another way to do this, is by copy and paste the effects from one clip to the others.

[CZXTom]

@YapperDesign Je spreekt goed Engels...

[lwood19]

worked great thank you



[CyclingWorks]

Can you get the same ProcAmp effects by using Levels and Master saturation in Three-Way Color Corrector?

[MercenaryOfOZ]

how do you increase the size of the three color wheels?

[HiplifeReviewNComedy]

i cant find the procamp effect in my programm

[mrRocstar96]

..adding some EPFects on it. lol :))

[mrjazzysayz]

Great tutorial!

[europalatina]

Thanks, i like your acccent alsoooo

[dittodutch]

@TaraTheEntertainer you can the "create sequence 2" thing. But unless your content is almost 100 similar you might still have to make individual adjustments in each clip. if he would have shot the bus from another angle the color grading would look completely different. Check your footage, don't just think that by making a copy of the effects that it is going to work everytime.

[bunnyannihilator89]

´thank you very much ^^