🎬 Which Premiere Pro Tutorial Should We Make Next? (You Decide!)

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Hey BrainPlanet family!

If you've been following our blog for a while, you know we love diving deep into the filmmaking process, especially when it comes to editing magic in Premiere Pro. But this time, we want to flip the script and hear directly from you.

There are so many cool tricks and workflows in Premiere Pro, but we don’t want to just post what we think you need, we want to create tutorials that actually help you where you are right now.

So here’s the deal 👇
We’ve listed a few tutorial ideas we’re thinking about. scroll through them, pick the one that excites you most, and let us know in the comments!

🔧 Potential Tutorials:

  1. How to Add Cinematic Black Bars and Letterbox Effect
    For that widescreen movie feel without breaking a sweat.
  2. Create Realistic Camera Shake Without Plugins
    Want your footage to look raw and immersive? We’ll show you how.
  3. Simple VFX for Beginners: 100% Premiere Pro
    Learn how to give your short films that rich, cinematic visual effects, using premiere pro. (Tell us the effect you’d like us to make a tutorial on)
  4. How to Sync Music and Cuts Like a Pro
    Cut to the beat like your favorite music videos or trailers.
  5. Smooth Speed Ramping for Action Scenes
    Give your fight scenes or B-roll that buttery motion effect.
  6. Basic Text Animations That Don’t Look Basic
    Clean, modern text motion graphics for your intros or lower thirds.

💭 We’re Listening…

Drop the number (or name) of the tutorial you want to see next in the comments below 👇
Or if you have a different Premiere Pro topic in mind, pitch it! Seriously, we're here for the conversation, not just the content.

We’ll count votes and get to work on the most requested one. The finished tutorial will go live next week right here on the blog (plus maybe a few bonus templates too 😉).

🎥 Whether you’re just learning or already chopping up projects daily, we want this space to help you grow and create fearlessly.

Talk soon,
 - The Brain Planet Studios Team


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