Image pinned to old school television set with free transform style technique in Adobe Premiere Pro

Does Premiere Pro have Free Transform like Photoshop?

This tutorial explores using the Corner Pin effect to manipulate media to fit into a distorted area like a laptop screen, or even an old school television screen with rounded corners.

It also covers important compositing tips like green screen color and blend modes.

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Masking Tips https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrFax…

Comparing Premiere Pro and After Effects masks https://youtu.be/Uk6G2BxcBwk

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