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  • Build presentation with multicam

    Posted by Andreas Schulz on February 2, 2016 at 9:52 am

    Hey guys,

    I wonder if there is a more or less quick and easy way to get to that result: https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/1641544/Video/Requirement_Management_Principles.mp4 using only Premiere Pro.

    At the moment I’m first using Premiere Pro to edit the video and than put in a program called articulate reply (Articulate Replay – E-Learning Video & Screencast Software) to put it together with the powerpoint presentation.
    I recently learned that there is a very easy way to clip the powerpoint into the video stream using the multicam feature.

    Now to the actual question. Is there a way to automate the transitions between the powerpoint pictures and the video so either or is showing smaller in the corner like in the example above.
    I thought about creating a custom transition I can just put onto the whole video, but that doesn’t really worked out so far.

    Anybody any suggestions or maybe even a template I could use? 😉

    Jon Doughtie replied 10 years, 7 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  • Jon Doughtie

    February 2, 2016 at 9:54 pm

    I would think multicam would be overkill, but that’s me. You may prefer to edit in a different style.

    This is mostly pretty straightforward shrink-backs of presenter to reveal the presentation materials. Once you have created one keyframe for the shrink-back and the restore to full screen, you can copy, paste and position those keyframes as needed.

    If it gets a little hairy due to long run time, just break up the primary clip into smaller clips at points where the presenter is full screen.

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