Create "Hormozi Style" Reels & Shorts in Premiere Pro
If you want to make scroll stopping reels - like the ones that are
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If you want to make scroll stopping reels - like the ones that are
If you want to make scroll stopping reels - like the ones that are
My name’s Ryan and I’ve been a freelance video editor full time for over 4 years - I’ve reached top seller on Fiverr twice and I’ve helped multiple students quit their jobs and become full time freelance video editors
In this class I’m going to walk you through creating your very own “hormozi style” reel in Premiere Pro - so you can make better reels for your business or start offering these editing skills as a service
You don’t need any experience with Premiere Pro, as I keep things step by step and to the point
First I’ll show you the best ways to efficiently cut and edit your raw footage
Then - you’ll learn some basic colour correction and how to get your audio sounding nice and crisp.
I’ll show you how to design scroll stopping text just like you see on social media, and some animation techniques that will get your text popping.
And finally I’ll show you how to add emojis, sound effects, and export your reels so you can show them off to the world.
You can follow along with your own footage and make your own reel - or you can use the footage I provided to create a portfolio piece to help you get your own clients.
Either way - this is a fun, easy to follow project - which will leave you with a shiny new reel and valuable editing skills using premiere pro.
I look forward to seeing you in the first lesson.
What's inside
Learning objectives
- Quickly learn to cut and edit footage in premiere pro
- Learn to create bold, scroll stopping captions that scale and change colour
- Learn how to create reels that can be posted on all platforms
- Learn how to mix down music and sound effects into your edits
- Quickly learn to cut and edit footage in premiere pro
- Learn to create bold, scroll stopping captions that scale and change colour
- Learn how to create reels that can be posted on all platforms
- Learn how to mix down music and sound effects into your edits
Syllabus
Introduction
Welcome to the course!
To get started download the resource guide below which has the downloadable footage to follow along with and resource links for things referenced in this course.
If you have any questions, comments or feedback throughout the course please just ask.
I'd also recommend working along and seeing your project to completion!
GOOD LUCK!
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Syllabus
Welcome to the course!
To get started download the resource guide below which has the downloadable footage to follow along with and resource links for things referenced in this course.
If you have any questions, comments or feedback throughout the course please just ask.
I'd also recommend working along and seeing your project to completion!
GOOD LUCK!
Quick optimisation tips
1. If shooting your own footage, keep your head near the top third and the middle open for text / graphics.
2. Create the composition in 9:16 ratio, typically 1080 x 1920 (vertical).
3. Don't add text or graphics to the bottom 20% if you are creating reels (it will get covered up with information)
Quick Shortcut Guide:
V = Selection Tool
C = Razor Tool (Cut)
Z = Undo
A = Select all forward
Shift + A = Select all forward on one track
In this short video I'll show you how to make your voice sound better on video, forever!
Exposure = make sure the scene is fully lit, but not overexposed. You don't want white "blooming" and ruining the image.
Blacks & Whites = make sure you can still see the creases in t-shirts etc. but make sure it's not so dark that you are losing some image quality in the blacks
Colour Temperatue = aim to find a white spot and make sure it's white! This is better when set in camera first, but this short video should help you understand how to do it in post production.
Make sure you can hear the voice clearly over the music.
I typically like my music -15db.
I get all my music from Soundstripe (linked in the document to this course)
In this lesson I show you how to quickly transcribe text in Premiere Pro. I do repeat a few things from the previous lesson as I wanted two seperated lessons for each method!
You can do it whichever way you like.
The best bit you've all been waiting for!
In this section I show you the methods used to make text POP and change colour, however I recommend you try things out for yourself and create your own styles!
In this short lesson we will add graphics and emojis to your project. Don't just limit yourself to emojis though! Experiment with other graphics and images and make it YOUR OWN.
I've linked to my favourite emoji pack in the resource document.
Finally - let's add some sound effects and finalise our video! Once again - I get sound effects from soundstripe (linked in the resource guide to this course)
This is an extra bonus lesson showing you a quick alternative way to use captions using DESCRIPT - an evolving software that automates transcription and captions! You could easily offer these services to clients. I've linked to descript in the resource document.
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Attend industry events
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Attend industry events, such as workshops, conferences, and meetups. This will help you connect with other video editors, learn about new trends, and find potential clients.
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Research industry events in your area.
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Register for events that interest you.
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Attend the events and introduce yourself to other attendees.
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Exchange contact information with people you meet.
Create a short reel
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Create a short, engaging reel that showcases your editing skills. This will help you build a portfolio and demonstrate your abilities to potential clients.
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Video Editing
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Brainstorm ideas for your reel.
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Gather and prepare your footage.
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Edit your footage using the techniques taught in the course.
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Add music, sound effects, and text to your reel.
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Export your reel in a high-quality format.
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Attend industry events
Show steps
Attend industry events, such as workshops, conferences, and meetups. This will help you connect with other video editors, learn about new trends, and find potential clients.
Browse courses on
Networking
Show steps
- Research industry events in your area.
- Register for events that interest you.
- Attend the events and introduce yourself to other attendees.
- Exchange contact information with people you meet.
Create a short reel
Show steps
Create a short, engaging reel that showcases your editing skills. This will help you build a portfolio and demonstrate your abilities to potential clients.
Browse courses on
Video Editing
Show steps
- Brainstorm ideas for your reel.
- Gather and prepare your footage.
- Edit your footage using the techniques taught in the course.
- Add music, sound effects, and text to your reel.
- Export your reel in a high-quality format.
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