Using Multi-Cam in Premiere CS6

Multi-cam is good for any project that uses more than one camera, but especially for live events! The option allows for easy back and forth between multiple cameras angles. This is how it can be used in Adobe Premiere CS6:

Basics from Lynda.com:




Julio Cesar explains the use of Multi-cam through 4 simple steps:
1) Marking & Naming of Clips
2) Creating a Multi-Camera Source Sequence
3) Enabling Sound in ALL Clips
4) Enabling Multi-Camera Monitor for the Recording of the Sequence



Notes:
Remember to double-check your sync points before you begin cutting.
It is important to roll your edit points so that you can fine-tune your camera changes.

Adobe Dynamic Link

Use Adobe Dynamic Link to link sequences between various adobe products (for easier editing). We use it mainly for moving between Adobe Premiere and Adobe After Effects. Here's a quick tutorial on how to import a sequence from Premiere into After Effects using Adobe Dynamic Link:




Here's one from Adobe.com. Adobe Beginner's Classes Episode 41: Dynamic Link Workflows in Premiere Pro CS6

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