🎞️ How to do a Multi-Camera Edit with Premiere Pro

Multi-camera editing is something every editor can use to help speed up their workflows, so they no longer have to stay till 2 am / 3 am working on syncing audio and cameras clips.

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STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE

1. Rename your Camera Clips e.g Camera 1, Camera 2, Camera 3 etc.
2. Select All Cameras Clips, and Right click 'Create a Multi-Camera Sequence'.

3. Opens Opens - Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence dialogue box. You can give it a name here.

Change Video Clip Name: Custom [Type in the video name e.g. Multicamera]

4. Choose Sync Clips by Audio [Under Synchronize Point], Then choose Track 1

5. Audio > Sequence Settings - You can choose camera [in most cases - If this is your main camera]

6. Under Camera Namers > Choose 'Use Clip Names'

7. In the Project Panel - You will now have a Processed Clips Bin and a Multicam Sequence (which has a different icon).

8. Right click on the Multicam Sequence and choose 'New Sequnce From Clip'.

9. Open Multicamera View but Clicking on the 'Toggle Multi-Cam View' icon below your Program monitor.

If you dont see the 'Toggle Multi-Cam View', Click on the + Button to the right to add it to the menu (Drag it into position on the toolbar [below the Program Monitor( If required)].

10. The Preview Monitor will split into two, Left side shows all your different Camera angles and the right an Output of your edit.

11. If the Cameras are not in the right order, Click on the wrench and choose 'Edit Cameras'

12. Then you can drag and drop the cameras to rearrange the order.

13. You can then click on your perfered camera or press 1,2,3

14 When you pause the video you will see the cuts you have made.

The footage in this step-by-step guide for Multicam editing is available on Artgrid.