Tutorial: Multicamera Editing in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6
Adobe Premiere Pro Instructor extraordinaire Luisa Winters explains how to use the new and enhanced Multi-Camera Monitor for quick and efficient multicam edits in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 in this video and text tutorial.
Syncing Your Clips in the Multi-Camera Source Sequence Panel
Now that all of your clips have In points that are in agreement with each other, you can go back to List view. Next, select all of your clips, right-click, and choose Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence, as shown in Figure 5 (below).
Figure 5. Creating a Multi-Camera Source Sequence from the selected clips
The Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence panel opens (Figure 6, below). In this panel, tell Premiere Pro to use the In points to synchronize. Here you can also rename your clips. I named mine Free Running -- Multicam Source.
Figure 6. Identifying the Sync Point for Premiere Pro
You can now double-click this clip to see it in the Source panel. And, as you can see in Figure 7 (below), it's showing me all seven cameras at once.
Figure 7. The new Multicam Source Sequence in the Source panel, including all 7 clips.
Creating a New Sequence for the Multicam Clip
You can now create a new sequence for your multicam clip by right-clicking the clip in the Project Panel and selecting New Sequence from Clip (Figure 8, below) from the pop-up menu that appears. This creates a sequence that will contain the nested multicam sequence in it.
Figure 8. Creating a new sequence from the Free Running - Multicam clip.
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