Premiere Pro Tutorial : Create Animated Effect Presets

Animated effect presets can be a great way to save time and create consistent effects in your videos. By creating and using animated effect presets, you can quickly and easily apply effects to your clips without having to manually adjust the settings each time.

To create an animated effect preset in Premiere Pro, follow these steps:

1. Create the effect that you want to save as a preset.
2. Open the Effect Controls panel.
3. Click on the Presets button at the bottom of the Effect Controls panel.
4. Select Save Preset from the menu.
5. In the Save Preset dialog box, enter a name for your preset and choose a location to save it to.
6. Click on the Save button.

Once you have created an animated effect preset, you can apply it to any clip in your project by following these steps:

1. Select the clip that you want to apply the preset to.
2. Open the Effect Controls panel.
3. Click on the Presets button at the bottom of the Effect Controls panel.
4. Select your preset from the list of presets.

The preset will be applied to the clip immediately.

Here are some tips for creating and using animated effect presets in Premiere Pro:

• Give your presets descriptive names so that you can easily find them when you need them.
• Save your presets in a central location so that you can easily access them from any project.
• Experiment with different effects and settings to create unique and interesting presets.
• Use animated effect presets to create consistent effects throughout your videos.

Here is an example of how to create a simple animated effect preset in Premiere Pro:

1. Create a new sequence and import a video clip.
2. Add the video clip to the Timeline.
3. Open the Effect Controls panel and apply the Opacity effect to the video clip.
4. In the Opacity effect settings, adjust the opacity of the clip to 50%.
5. Click on the Stopwatch icon next to the Opacity property.
6. Move the playhead to the end of the sequence and adjust the opacity of the clip to 100%.
7. Click on the Stopwatch icon next to the Opacity property again.

You have now created a simple animated effect preset that will fade in the video clip over time.

To save this preset, follow the steps above and save the preset with a name like “Fade In”.

Once you have saved the preset, you can apply it to any clip in your project by following the steps above and selecting the “Fade In” preset from the list of presets.