a question that comes up a lot is what is the difference between Premiere Pro and After Effects. If you already know the answer, you can skip this video. If you're unsure, stick around. Basically, Premiere Pro is video editing, and After Effects is special effects. So, Premiere Pro would be something you'd use if you are going to make a how-to video like this one. Okay, if you are making a commercial, documentary, a feature film, I can't think of anything else, but it's all to do with taking footage from a camera, generally, and doing cuts, doing transitions, doing some basic color correction, fixing the audio, and then sending it on its merry way. After Effects, on the other hand, is all about motion graphics and kinetic type. And if your logo needs to spin in and spin around and catch fire for no good reason, that is After Effects. Let me show you a couple of examples just to make it crystal clear. Alright, a good example of what After Effects does is kind of their own website. You can see in the background here the types of things that

gets used and you can see kind of cool transitions and intro videos. There are special effects legs occur, some just interesting in case visual effects, but I feel like there is another side after fix the side that I do more of. It's more like motion graphics. This is intro here, there's something similar to the beginning of these videos, but there's a bit of camera work going on and some zooming and some kind of animated graphics you can see me interacting with. It's here that's After Effects, okay, so more I do kind of more you can kind of see motion graphic style stuff and animated infographics is what this course is. If you want to do after fix and check out that, but there's a lot of cool stuff you can do like this in After Effects, other things that are quite cool with more motion graphics, okay, we're yeah, it's kind of more design style animations you can kind of see all of this type stuff. Yes, there is After Effects and Premiere Pro. Let me show you some of, let me show.

you an example. So, this is one of the examples for the course that we're going to do, and it's a short documentary on parkour. And basically, you can see in footage here is a bunch of mp4 warded on a camera. There's some audio, and we combine it together to tell a story in the timeline over here. Okay, let's play it through. I first started doing parkour five years ago. And there's a bit of give you the background. We cut between a few different videos, watching videos others and blowing my mind beero people can jump so far and do bridge tricks. I realize that there's no limits. All limits are faden's on dramatic music. And so yeah, Premiere Pro documentaries, commercials, YouTube videos, how-to videos, anything that does videos Premiere Pro is really good at doing it quickly and outputting it quickly freaks out for special effects does some stuff. We're gonna do special effects in here, but After Effects freaks out at doing this kind of editing in front of us.

loves doing all the special effects. So, can you get away with using Premiere Pro without After Effects? Totally. Premiere Pro does a lot of the simple stuff that you want to do in terms of special effects. It's just the more hardcore stuff you might have to jump out and to After Effects. Alright, that's it. Premiere Pro video editing After Effects special effects. Let's actually start one of our projects. Alright, that's it for this video. If you enjoyed it, give the video a like. Consider subscribing to the channel here. And also, if you want to go but further with Premiere Pro, consider checking out my Premiere Pro Essentials course. There is a link in the description. By now, you

What's the difference between After Effects & Premiere Pro?

What's the difference between After Effects & Premiere Pro?

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