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  • How to Find Premiere Pro Editors in my City

    Posted by Douglas Call on July 12, 2023 at 7:59 pm

    How can I find Premiere Pro Editors in my City. I have Adobe Premiere Pro on my PC and want an Editor to take all my movie clips for a specific video and edit them correctly. Use to edit in Premiere Pro but it’s so hard with the new interface, I can get past creating a new project and being able to save it. So getting and Editor to create a new project and edit all the clips will make that part easy.

    Mads Nybo jørgensen
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  • Hector Vera

    July 13, 2023 at 2:59 pm

    Not sure which city you are from but if you are seeking for a video editor for Premiere Pro, perhaps I can be of help. Do you happen to have a Discord account where we can discuss details further?

  • Mads Nybo jørgensen

    July 18, 2023 at 3:39 pm

    Hey Douglas,

    Adding to Hector’s post above, always a good idea to fill out your details in your profile on the Cow, without giving your address away.

    In addition to Hector’s kind offer, that you have hopefully already taken him up on.
    If you need someone to sit in with you and do the edit, you can always post on the Cow Job Board.
    https://jobs.creativecow.net/post-job-offer/
    Alternatively there is in most bigger cities (and by remote) websites where you can hire freelancers by the hour or day – I’m based in Central London, UK.
    There is also agencies that have a rooster of freelance editors, but that all depends on your budget.
    Keep in mind, that there is likely to be a difference in quality of services and final master between those who charge you $5/hr and those at $100/hr.

    Another option, if you know what part of the video that you want, is to use Adobe Rush to make an assembly edit with, maybe even the final video that you need to make.

    If you are an Adobe CC subscriber it is likely that Rush is in your package, and it is designed for creators, rather than editors, but also limited in some of the functionality. However, you can migrate your edit into your Premiere Pro, and hand that project to an editor who can grade, audio mix, tighten up the cuts and add graphics, music and more for you.
    https://www.adobe.com/uk/products/premiere-rush.html

    Hope that this helps.

    Atb
    Mads

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