How to Connect Adobe Apps & Master your Creative Workflow

In this Adobe tutorial, I show you how to connect Adobe applications to master your creative workflow while producing videos. Adobe apps can be connected to improve your workflow in ways that allow you to have incredible power over your timeline, composition, or artboard. In this tutorial, you will learn how to connect your Adobe applications in ways that improve your workflow and have the applications work together to create your final product, not separately Most people view Adobe apps as separate pieces in their creative workflow. Make an animation in After Effects, make an infographic in Photoshop, edit the video in Premiere Pro, adjust the audio in Audition, and send it to Media Encoder for the final export. You can use Adobe like this and be fairly effective, but by using the built-in connections within the applications, you can have access to all of these specialized tools while saving yourself immensely on export time and file organization. Let me explain. If you decide to make a section of your Premiere Pro video an After Effects animation, then you could use the cross-program functionality, OR you could do the inefficient thing and Create an After Effects composition Import all your elements into AE Adjust the timing to be perfect for the section of the video Create your animation Export the After Effects composition Import the finished animation into Premiere Pro Replace your current section with your new animation Far too many people avoid the cross-functionality and choose to do this instead of clicking the "Replace with After Effects Composition" button So check out this tutorial on how to improve functionality between Premiere Pro, After Effects, Photoshop, Illustrator, Audition, and Media Encoder to Master your creative workflow within the Adobe suite. === Find Us! === Facebook:   / beanmediaproductions   Instagram:   / beanmedia   LinkedIn:   / bean-media-productions   Website: https://www.beanmediaproductions.com/