In Project 1, Creating a Movie Montage – the Easy Way, you looked at the ways to automate the process of creating a montage edit, and then in Project 2, Cutting a Short Film without Getting Stung and Project 3, Protect the Innocent – Interview Edit Techniques, you did everything in a very manual fashion. That's not a bad thing, as most editing is hard manual work, but after all that mental perspiration, this project attempts to give your brain (and your fingers) a little automated rest.
In this project, you will learn how to take clips from nine simultaneous camera angles and get Premiere Pro CS6 to do the hard work of synchronizing them together, allowing you to perform multi-camera editing.
There are two great new multi-camera improvements in Premiere Pro CS6; firstly, the whole process of creating multi-camera editing has been greatly simplified (much to the relief of its userbase), and secondly, the four-camera limit of previous...