How Crash Course is Made: Editing Footage @Thought-Cafe

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You've been asking us to show you how Crash Course is made for years, it's time you knew. Thought Café and Complexly worked with Adobe to make a tutorial series that covers editing, illustration, animation, and sound design. Next week, we’ll be covering the basics of illustrating a Crash Course character. Subscribe so you don’t miss it!

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In this first video, the one and only Stan Muller takes us through how he edits footage using Adobe Premiere.

Follow along with these chapters:

Lumetri - 00:26
Editing Footage - 18:23
Techniques & Tools - 33:02
B-Roll & Alpha - 53:40
Export/Media Encoder - 01:05:14

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