Wether or not you create "travel content", traveling is still a part of every content creator's life.
You travel to clients to film events or conduct interviews, you commute to an office space, you meet up with people for collaborations, you take weekend trips, you go on vacation... 

No matter how and when you travel, it's a great opportunity to create content and I'm going to explain why (and how) in this newsletter.

What is the best file structure (or project folder setup) for video editing in Adobe Premiere Pro (or any other software)? I have a setup that I’ve followed for many years and it all comes down to 4 simple folders.

Are you educating yourself as a content creator?
Well, if you are reading this, you probably are.
But what type of education you spend your valuable time on can determine whether you are moving towards becoming an independent individual or just a cog in the system.
In this blog post, I want to explain what I mean by that. 

If you have a captions file, so a file that ends with “SRT”, and you want to import that into Adobe Premiere Pro, it is very easy to do.

If you want to export your captions or subtitles in Adobe Premiere Pro, maybe to send it to a client or upload it to a YouTube video, you can do that pretty easily inside Premiere Pro.

If you want to add captions, GIF:s, and emojis automatically inside Adobe Premiere Pro, there is a great tool for that which I will show you in this short blog post.

If you want to add captions, GIF:s, and emojis automatically inside Adobe Premiere Pro, there is a great tool for that which I will show you in this short blog post.

Did you know that you can find highlights from your recording while also adding captions, emojis, and B-roll to those highlights automatically inside Adobe Premiere Pro (and also adjust it afterward)? In this blog post, I will show you exactly how easy you can do that.

With the rise of AI and the abundance of tools at your disposal, speed is becoming increasingly important for content creators.
But how do you increase your production speed without sacrificing quality or becoming a generic copycat?

If you can’t hear the sound playing from Premiere Pro in one or two of your speakers, here are some solutions that you can try.

Tiny improvements to your YouTube videos can make a huge difference. Increasing the “click-through-rate” with a couple of percent is one example. In this post, I will break down how this works.

We're entering a new year and you might have new goals in mind.
But how can you ensure that you actually make progress toward those goals?

If you have an image or illustration in Adobe Premiere Pro that you want to edit inside the program, you can do this without having to export it and import it again and this is how you do it.

If you want to zoom in exactly where you want in Adobe Premiere Pro, there are two ways of doing it, depending on what you mean with “zoom in”.

Did you know that you can turn the Premiere Pro interface completely white? In this blog post, I will tell you how.

I’ve been sending a newsletter every single week in 2024. In this blog post, I will share the top 10 newsletters with the best open-rates from the past year.

Adobe Premiere Pro version 25.0 is here and we have some major updates to the interface that I’m excited to share with you, so let’s jump right into it.

I've created over 700 YouTube videos (roughly 450 for my own channel and 250 for clients) and I've made about 600 of those using Adobe Premiere Pro. 
In this blog post, I'll explain why.

If you want to create a circle out of circles in Adobe After Effects, you can do that pretty easily with an effect called “Repeater”. In this blog post, I will tell you how.

How do you track your progress?
What does "productivity" mean to you?