Monday, March 9, 2009

Premiere Pro 2.0: Clip Notes

Here's a tutorial by Digital Media Net's Charlie White on a helpful feature introduced in Premiere Pro 2.0. Clip Notes enables you to export your sequence as a PDF document which can be emailed for comments by the viewer. It's very handy when working with a client or collaborator.

Here's Adobe's word on Clip Notes:

Getting fast, to-the-point feedback from clients is a crucial part of successful production, but it can also be a time-consuming chore. Adobe Clip Notes streamlines the process with an elegant solution based on two easy, accessible technologies: e-mail and Adobe PDF.

Export a video sequence as an Adobe PDF file with embedded or streamed video, and then e-mail the file to your reviewer. The reviewer plays the video with Adobe® Reader® and enters timecode-specific remarks into the comment box. After the reviewer e-mails back the comments and you open the file in Adobe Premiere® Pro CS4 software, the comments appear as clip markers at the appropriate timecode locations in the timeline.


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