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Hey everybody! It's Premiere Gal here.
Today I'm going to be teaching you how to use the Wipster review panel in Adobe
Premiere Pro. After the tutorial I'm going to be giving you some general
feedback tips that you can give your clients when they're going to comment on
your video in Wipster.
So let's dive in. First, if you don't have the extension manager downloaded you
need to install it. Simply go up to the adobe creative cloud app on your
computer
scroll down until you find the extension manager and hit install. Once it's
finished installing you can go online to download the Wipster Review Panel
extension.
Once it's downloaded you will receive a slide notification on your computer that
the Wipster Review Panel has been added to your creative cloud account if you do
not get the notification
be sure to go to Adobe Creative Cloud preferences and make sure that your file
syncing is turned on. To open up the Wipster Review Panel
you have to go to Window, select extensions, and this is where you can
open up the Wipster Review Panel
you will first need to log into your account. So since I'm already logged into
the Wipster Review Panel
what I'm going to do is show you how you can create custom export settings and
this update of the panel.
So let's say you want to have the option to export with a basic text overlay kind
of like a watermark. To get this custom preset in the Wipster panel you first
have to go to your general file export media settings. So once you're in the
export settings under effects tab you're going to check name overlay. In the
prefix box you can type whatever you like
then under format just select prefix and suffix only so that removes the file name.
So now let's save this preset by clicking on the save icon which is directly to
the right of the preset selection at the top.
Now we can go back the Wipster panel click set preset location.
Now, you're probably thinking: 'Where the heck is the preset located?"
All you have to do is go to 'Documents '> 'Adobe', select 'Adobe Media Encoder' and in
one of those folders it will contain your .EPR file, .EPR is the file
extension for presets and then voila! The custom render preset is there.
So now you're ready to share your current timeline with your client you
can create a new folder in the Wipster panel, if you don't have one for this project.
Once you're in that folder click on upload your timeline.
This will upload the current timeline that you have open in Premiere Pro.
You can change the name of the project
you can also change the folder it will go into if you change your mind you can
also choose a custom render preset that we just made. Since this timeline has
specific in and out points
select obey and out points so that way it exports the correct portion of the
timeline. So since the intent is to share this video with your client when you hit
share video after upload you can create a custom message and then enter in the
client email then hit start upload and once it's finished uploading your client
will receive an email that is ready for review
so while it's uploading let's check on another video to see if our client has
left any feedback
the best part is you don't have to leave Premiere Pro to do this. Just simply go
to your video in the panel scroll down and you can see the comments there. You
can reply to them or you can check them as completed almost like you're checking
off a to do list. Once you're done making edits you can upload your new version
in the panel. So I encourage you to go check out the Wipster Review Panel
I put a link to download the panel in the description box below. So now I'm
going to give you some feedback on how to respond to
clients comments on your video. I'm talking about the comments that are very
general and related to a particular emotion or feeling like I don't like
that color or I feel like this part is awkward.
Well, those comments are valid because they're related to an emotion in the
client knows best.
But it doesn't help you out as the editor of what to do next: "How do I make
that color that they like?" "what color do they like?
Rather than saying that their comment is wrong or that their emotion is wrong.
We want to applaud emotion because it means that they're actually feeling
something from your video.
So instead ask them you know why do they feel that way?
Can they give an example do they have a link to they have a video that they can
reference to give you so that way you can maybe do something similar to that
in Premiere Pro. As video editors our secret talent is always to be a
negotiator and a problem solver
I find that that's one of our hidden talents as video editors so always go
back to negotiation
so those are my tips for today please give this video a thumbs up and please
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I also want to give a shout out to Wipster, please do check out the link
below where the full blog is going to be posted and give them a thumbs up as well.
Thanks again and see you next time!