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As the editorial consultant on Deadpool, Vashi Nedomansky spent 9 months crafting the post production workflow used for the edit and trained the post production team in both Adobe Premiere Pro CC and After Effects CC. Here he shares the Premiere Pro project template and presets so you, too, can put them to use. Find the original posts and tons of helpful resources on his blog: VashiVisuals.com

Vashi: After I was hired as editorial consultant on Deadpool, one of the first things I did was create a custom 2-monitor Premiere Pro template for post production. This was a solid starting point for all the editors and assistants before they customized it further to their liking. I designed the workspace with The Pancake Timeline already active and a basic bin structure to keep the project organized right off the bat.

Deadpool-DeadpoolTrailer2Redbandh264hd from Steve Hullfish on Vimeo. HULLFISH: Tell me about your workflow and why you were brought on board for “Deadpool.” NEDOMANSKY: I was brought on board by post-supervisor, Joan Bierman to come in, but before I did that I sat down with both Tim Miller and Jennifer Miller at Blurand had a meeting before they even started shooting, probably a month. February 19, 2016. “Here you can download the «Handheld Camera» presets I made for the movie Deadpool. These are real camera shake presets, made from actual shots with a real camera – not some digitally created wiggle. That makes them truly organic and real looking. And of course, they’re all GPU accelerated and will work in real-time in Premiere Pro.”. For Premiere: Deadpool Camera Shake 'My friend and editor Jarle Leirpoll created 7 custom handheld camera presets for the film Deadpool that could be applied directly onto clips and played back in real-time in Premiere Pro.' Creative Impatience “This plugin has 3 free effects that are powerful and effective.

I also arranged the panels in tabbed groupings that made logical sense for our workflow, which allowed quick full screen maximization with the tilde (`) key.

There are limitless options when you set up a workspace. This custom template was the most efficient and nimble option for our specific needs.

DOWNLOAD: Vashi’s Deadpool Premiere Pro Template

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Vashi: Very early into the cutting, lead editor Julian Clarke asked me if we could add camera shake to certain locked-off, static shots. This can be accomplished in Premiere Pro by manually animating the frame with keyframes or by using a 3rd party plug-in, but I wanted a real-time solution without using a plug-in. I reached out to Jarle Leirpoll, an amazingly talented editor who also creates free Premiere Pro presets utilizing the included effects built into the software. Jarle’s “Premiere Pro Presets Version 3” includes 98 free presets that cover both video and audio. Opel vagy suzuki.

For Deadpool, Jarle created 7 custom handheld camera presets that could be applied directly onto clips and played back in real-time. Jarle shot footage with real cameras and mapped both the position and rotation of the handheld footage into his presets. It’s organic and real. The difference between this and computer generated data (like the wiggle expression that After Effects would create) may not look different viewing the keyframes, but there is an inherent honesty and palpable naturalness to ACTUAL human handheld movement comparatively.

The 7 presets are split into 2 groups with different functions. 3 presets can be used on footage with resolution that matches the sequence settings. These 3 presets will resize the footage to 104% so the edges of the frame will not show black as the footage is being moved around. The other 4 presets are for sequences where oversized footage is dropped into a smaller resolution timeline. This was the workflow for both Gone Girl and Deadpool where 6K / 5K / 4K / 3K footage was edited inside a 2K sequence. This extra padding of resolution allows the handheld camera presets to move the footage WITHOUT resizing the source footage. This is the great benefit of shooting at a resolution larger than your final output as both stabilization and reframing can be accomplished without losing any resolution.

JARLE’S DEADPOOL HANDHELD CAMERA from Vashi Nedomansky on Vimeo.

DOWNLOAD: Jarle’s Deadpool Handheld Camera Presets and use them on your projects for free. By the way, these presets work in all versions from Premiere Pro CS6 and later.

PUTTING DEADPOOL INTO PRACTICE

Now you have many of the same resources used to create the record-shattering Hollywood film. Thank you to Vashi Nedomansky and Jarle Leirpoll for making these available… and free! We’re excited to see the super powered works they inspire.

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And don’t miss this panel with Vashi & Tim Miller from the 2016 Sundance Film Festival, “Editing Insights from Hail, Caesar! and Deadpool

Create custom presets in adobe premiere pro

I know that a lot of editors and especially YouTubers use a lot of the same effects in each of their videos. And most of the times they want these to be the exact same effect so they copy and paste it. Which is an okay way to do this but there is an easier way! Now before you start reading, I created apreset bundle for free so enjoy!

creating an effect

First of we need to make an effect of course. By now you probably know the basics of creating a simple animation. This can be with the crop effect, transform effect or just with the motion properties. And you also know how to apply a simple lumetri effect to a clip. Well the next step is to save these effects. And we can simply just right click on them in the effect controls panel and select save preset. Once we’ve done this there are 3 ways to save it.

Save preset to in point

With this selected it will count the amount of frames starting from your in point. And then it will count the frames used between your keyframes and it saves that. So it doesn’t matter how long your clip is, the effect will always be the exact same length. This is a very useful way to save your preset and I highly recommend using this if you always want to have the exact same preset in your videos.

Save preset to out point

Just like with the in point it will count the amount of frames that is used within the effect, counting from the out point. This is also very useful for when you always want a clip to end with the same effect, like for instance a text that needs to fly of screen.

save preset to scale

Now this option I use the least. It calculates the amount of keyframes used for the effect and interprets that to the length of your clip. So if your keyframe is placed at around 10 seconds and your clip is 30 seconds long, it is placed at 1/3th of your clip. So it will remember that. If you then use a clip that is 3 minutes long and apply your preset, the keyframe will be positioned at the 1 minute mark, since that is 1/3th of the clips length.

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Now the best part about presets is that it doesn’t have to contain just one effect, you can bundle effects. This way you can create awesome transitions or other effects. You can even save lumetri effects as presets which is a quick way to create your own LUT which you can just drag and drop onto your footage. This is very usefu