Juliana Gonzalez Gomez

@julianaGonzalezGomez

This is my final project :)

Dana Pagliuso

@danaPagliuso

Thanks for this excellent course!

Joel Nodelman

@joelNodelman

Last one, the most fun! I had a great time sourcing the video footage for this, on Envato Elements. Spent a fair amount of time selecting the voice over track. I liked Dan's delivery but ultimately landed on the child's voice, as that seemed to me to fit the theme better ... doing the right thing for the next generation. Just edited out one "but" from the VoiceOver. Used a Mogart from Envato that I had previously installed. Music was also fun. I auditioned about six different sound tracks and my partner suggested this one, as it seemed to be light and air and fit better with the narrator's voice. I did a fade over at the end, as the music track was a tad too long for my taste. I liked how the track faded away at the end and splice things to may the end of the audio fit my video track. Jut a little bit of color correction. Used an adjustment layer and SL BLUE ICE Adobe look. It seemed to unify the color variations across the piece. I really liked the woman at the end pointing up, so I did a frame export from the video and extended her through the fade out. That was a blast!

Manuel Polzhofer

@manuelPolzhofer

I always find it pretty difficult to come up with a video concept, but I decided to start off a bit more dramatic with this one and then transition into a bit of a more motivational style. Song was 'Till I Let Go' by Neffex.

Jason Chao

@jason

Behance link: https://www.behance.net/gallery/146705361/Premiere-Pro-Essentials-Class-Project-10-6-23-22

Marla Vizcocho

@marlavizcocho

Class Project 10 - Unwrapped

Paul Andrews

@paulAndrews

Tried to use a many of the techniques from the course. Text, chroma, moving stills, colour correction, grading. And I think it tells the story of the v/o nicely. Hope you like it.

Andrea Zardi

@andreaZardi

in this project i used watermarked videos from Adobe stock and i mixed some musics.

John Julius

@johnJulius

Class Project 10 Unwrapped John Julius

Wee Coders

@weeCoders

This was a fun project to do because all the freedom of the project.

Nicola Zivelonghi

@Nicola

Again a lot to say, not sure what's helpful/interesting or not. So this assignment was a pain. It's not a topic that I burn for, so it was difficult to get inspired. I liked a few videos of other BYOLers :) but I didn't want to use much of the same footage. Finding Material was a challenge. I downloaded a bunch of stuff and started working a bit on a rough script. Music is for me the most important thing to set the tone. I went with photographs of models wrapped in plastic as thematic unifier. Same as in the car project basically. Added an Adjustment layer to bring some unity and wash out colors. Remixed the voice overs to tell a bit a different story. Found a sad piano intro to hook the viewer at the beginning before it's clear what the topic is about. When juxtaposing the 2 yellow videos I have worked with keyframes and the crop function (very useful) to get them both nicely in the mid. In the end I wanted to use some nice MOGRT but Premiere Pro Bugged! This costed about 2–3 hours of work and my patience, installing newer and older versions of premiere, cleaning cash, doing other stuff, reading forums to find the answer etc. This issue seems occurs with (MOGRTs) created in After Effects. Premiere Pro may become unresponsive while loading a MOGRT. It's a well knows issue, that somehow I didn't have until now (last update I guess, I am on 22.3 right now) soo I cursed a bit that I didn't stay with Premiere 15. If you had the same problem and solved it please please let me know! So no MOGRT for me to end this big, I had to keep it simple. I played with the sunlight and used dip-to-white, then blurred the picture and used a standard adobe template. Very basic but I hope still effective and classy. Made about 6 versions, but they are all basically the same, I just made successive adjustments. I cannot commit to more than 1 version most of the time, it would be like cheating, can't really channel the creative energy. Hope you'll like it. Rendered 1920x1080 23,976 pfs, progressive, VBR 2 pass (target 20, max 24 Mbps)

shane Kelsey

@shaneKelsey

I tried to put as much of my time into this one as I could. I found finding free footage to be time consuming and some of the footage I found ended up not working. the footage that didn't work I did not use, I didn't use them because the remedy was time consuming. only the audio was working from the files in Premiere Pro so I had to convert the footage make it usable in Premiere Pro. It was a time consuming task so I opted not to do it but now know how to deal with footage that only audio is working. I did this one fast because I wanted to move on to advanced course and other courses as well.

William Waddell-Jacobs

@williamWaddellJacobs

A simple, but clean & well-audio-synced project! I HAD LEARNING THIS COURSE! THE BEST!

Felix Rathgeb

@PhysioFelix

My last project was very fun and enjoyed it! Thank you soooo much to giude me through the course. Im striving to the Advanced and the AE course!