Stop Motion Animation in Premiere Pro Tutorial

Very helpful and to the point video! Subscribed!

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Great tutorial! It's perfect. Short and sweet but with all the info I need! I shall now browse through your other videos :D

This is way more helpful than my college teacher. Very cool.

Thanks bro, i used this for my school project. and now I am finally done!

i dont like this way to do this

Awesome, thank you man

Thank you so mutch having a lot of trouble in my animation class. Very helpful.

i dont have a premier pro button in order to look into my prefrences?!

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THX Bro

didnt work at all.

Thank you!

this tutorial was so helpful. really easy to follow! thankyou so much

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Thanks for sharing this helpful video on this software.

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Very helpful video 👌🏾

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the vid is so helpfull. Thanks!

Very helpful, thanks.

Thank you!!

Thanks, Phil. I'm really happy to know I can do stop motion with Premiere! Your explanation was thorough and easy to follow!

Why doesn't my time sequence run smoothly like this? Is it maybe because of my internet speed or because the frames are too big? When I hit play, my timeline freezes and jumps over a bunch of frames. I have 34 frames and sped them up to 2 seconds per frame which resulted to a total time of 5 seconds, is this just too fast for this much frames and that's why the timeline jumps? Please help ya'll. Thank you!

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Great work. Thanks!

Does this app work on acer chrome book?

There were a good few tricks you showed here. Thanks!

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Thank You !!!

I have to make a stop motion animation and make it into a gif for exams. They gave us instructions but they are far from clear and i have no idea what to do. Also i had to download photoshop and premier illegally because my university doesn't provide them for us the students. I don't think the versions I've downloaded are good enough because I'm getting errors, crashes and all the bad stuff in general. I'm not going to pay adobe for actual photoshop and premier just because i have two projects for my university and just because my university doesn't provide anything for it's students. They are too expensive and I can barely afford to live on this planet...

I'm new to stop frame animation,,,I have so much to learn ,,, could sure use some advice ...

Thanks a lot 💕

and what about the audio effects?? how do you add the sound effects?

Short and covered the few basics that we really needed to know clearly.

Also, this was the first time I've seen anyone show a simple and practical use of nesting.

What was missing: getting the frame-to-frame motion right in stop-motion is difficult for beginners. For instance, the acceleration when an object begins to move. It would have been interesting to see you split the nest and use the time control on the splits of the nested sequence to do fractional speedup with frame interpolation.

ok but how do I go to preferences if I have a PC ?

I’m on widows and I can’t open preferences

I am wanting to recreate a scene from a TV show and sync the stop motion to the audio from the scene. What would be the best way to take the pictures and keep them the same as the show, then sync them in premiere pro?

hi

that was great! thank you

Perfect tutorial. Thank you!

Where do I find preferences in Window's?

Perfect tut! Thanks.

For easy time changes, I just create a new sequence and import the original into that one, then you can speed/slow the sequence like a normal video file, kind of like pre-composing in AE. Great video! Thanks for the help! :)

Thank you very much for your great tips and video!!! 🙂

Great video! I think it is easier tho to create a subsequence and then just change the speed with the "time" settings

Great video, but why not optica flow?

This is really great! Thank you for putting this video together - the nesting was the solution I was missing!
What software are you using to capture the video with the keystrokes?