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Chris Wells offers a snapshot video introduction to Auto Reframe in Adobe Premiere Pro, but first you need to remember that you're filming for two different aspect ratios.
Vertical video is one of those things that we've pretty much just had to make peace with; TikTok and other social platforms are too important to ignore when it comes to content creation. So, even though we're still thankfully shooting in 16:9, it's always a good choice to bear in mind at least the likely 9:16 destination some of your material is inevitably heading towards.
Chris Wells is your guide to driving the Auto Reframe tools in Adobe Premiere Pro that can help make all this a snap in the edit in our quick tutorial below. But first, he offers a bit of general advice on framing your shots in the first place.
"Avoid too tight a close up and shoot your wides with a bit more room around the frame, so things don't look too squashed in the edit," he says. "If you can, film in a higher resolution than what you're delivering as this gives you even more options for reframing in the edit."
Watch more below.
Tags: Post & VFX Training
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