Hi everybody, welcome to another episode
of Exloring Photography right here on AdoramaTV.
I'm Mark Wallace and in this
episode I have some time-saving tips for
video content creators...
specifically content creators that are creating
videos that they're uploading regularly
to either YouTube or Vimeo, or Facebook,
or Twitter, or an FTP account.
These are people that are creating similar content
over and over again, maybe it's a vlog,
maybe you have an educational series on
YouTube, maybe you're a house of worship
and you're uploading weekly sermon
series...
whatever it is, if you're creating
similar content over and over again, and
then uploading that over and over again,
key wording that, making say the same
titles all that kind of stuff, well the
good news is you can automate most of
that stuff in Adobe Premiere Pro.
So let me just hop in here and show you exactly
how this works.
I'm using a real life application, a real
life sample for this...
this is a vlog that I'm working on this
summer riding around the western
United States and so
this is I think, the sixth vlog here and
it's ready to go, so I just need to do a
couple of things, I need to add a title
to this and I wanted to look this exact same as all the other vlog titles I
wanted to have the same font and size,
and location on the screen, and then I
need to add my title and description,
and keywords and all of that stuff for
YouTube, and then upload that,
and I want to automate all that stuff,
so let me show you how easy this is,
so the first thing I want to do is,
add a title and so I'm going to use my
essential graphics panel,
now I've already done a in-depth
tutorial on how to create these,
and animate them and all that kind of stuff.
I just want to illustrate the point that
this, if you use these, you can save a ton
of time.
So I'm going to go in here..
I've created a blog title, and a essential
graphic that I've created as a preset,
so I'm just gonna drop this into the very
very first part of my project here,
and then I need to change these things...
so this is vlog number 6, so I can just
click on that, and change that vlog
number 6, and then this is not May 30th...
this is June 9th, so I'm going to click
on this and say this is June 9, 2019...
that looks good,
then I want to make sure this is all
centered, so I can just use my little
controls here to make sure that's
centered, and the June 9 2019 is
centered... it is, and I'll go ahead and put
a little transition there.
Now I've got my vlog all ready to go,
now let's get to the time-saving
automation....
Now this is really cool so once I have my timeline
selected, I can go file export media.
I'm sure you've done this a billion times,
and when you do that you've got these
presets you can choose from..
this is going to be going to YouTube,
so I know that my preset that I want to choose
here is YouTube 1080p full-hd, or just
check whichever one you're using...
if there's Vimeo, YouTube, 1080, 4k
whatever it is....
I'm going to base this on my 1080p
preset that Adobe Premiere has given me.
My output name is already selected, the
thing that I want to do is, I want to
automate the publish process.
I want to automate uploading it, and
adding titles and all that kind of stuff,
so I'm going to create a preset that I can
use over and over again, and a lot of that
content is already pre-populated for me.
So let me show you how to do this.
In the publish tab here, you can see that
there's all kinds of things you can use,
you can upload to Adobe Creative Cloud..
Adobe stock, Behance, Facebook, FTP,
Twitter, Vimeo and YouTube.
Now the cool thing is once you click
queue and push the Go button...
while all this stuff happens
automatically, you don't have to sit
around and wait for anything.
it'll automatically encode your video,
and throw it up to whatever service you've
selected... so we're going to do YouTube.
So the first thing I'm going to do is
click YouTube....
this little check mark right here...
if this is your first time doing this,
you'll need to sign in to YouTube.
So I've already done that, so I've got a
little 'sign out'... if I need to sign out
and use a different account.
It's gonna ask me which channel... so if
you have multiple channels...
you can choose one or multiple...
so you can throw these to
different channels all at the same time.
Which is really cool, then it's gonna ask
what playlists...
so if you set up playlists in YouTube...
you can select them
here...
so I want just to go to my USA 2019 vlog.
You can see I've got a bunch of
playlists here... that's the one I'm going
to choose so this will upload
automatically... add that to my playlist.
Now the next thing I want to do is add a title..
but right now I'm creating a preset that
I can use over and over again.
So I'm not going to add the exact title
here... I'm gonna use something that I can
use over and over...
just a small edit, I'm going to
copy and paste in a little value here,
so my value is going to be VLOG xx..
that, that's the number of the vlog and a
title so I can replace that later.
The same thing is true of a description, so
I'm going to add something that I can
use over and over so I've decided to
make this a 'description goes here'...
so in the future, I would just replace that and
then I have all my stuff that I want to
be there every single time.
So my Instagram account, and my, my
blog, so that people can find that every
time, I don't have to type that in every
single time, I'm gonna make sure that this goes
public as soon as I click go...
when it uploads it's going to be ready for
people to view it.
The other thing I want to do here is...
add tags that'll be used
over and over.
So I already know what those are so I'll copy
and paste those in... so you can see that
now I have Mark on a bike, Mark Wallace,
travel, BMW etc....
and I'll just use those I
don't have to type those in anymore this
once I've done that it's ready to go
every single time.
The other thing that's
really cool here is...
I can also add a custom thumbnail that'll
show up when you go to youtube...
you can see that little thumbnail is there.
So I can do this one of two ways,
so the first thing I can do here is..
I can use my frame from
my source video.
So I can scrub through my video here,
and find something that looks pretty cool.
There's a little puppy in here somewhere...
any way, I could find something that
looks cool, and I could say yeah this
frame right here.
Use that frame as the thumbnail,
what I want to do is, I want to
make sure that my title shows up, and
everything I've typed in here.
So I'm going to use this frame specifically,
So I'm gonna say 'use current frame' so it's
using this frame at the very, very, start
of my video, or what I could do is, I
could you... choose an image file,
so I could create something in Photoshop or
wherever, whatever.. image editor..
and make it really fancy, and have
graphics and everything.
I could upload that one as well.
So I can choose something from the
video or something I've created offline
so I'm just going to use my frame from
my source video, and then if you want you
can also have Adobe Premiere.
Delete the local file...
in other words it'll encode
your file upload it...
wherever you want to go.
Once it's there, it will delete the local file.
So you don't clog up your hard drive.
I like to keep my local file, so
I'm not going to select that.
What I'm going to do here is...
right here at the very top where it has
preset.... now it says custom....
and then next to that there's
this little button that I can save a preset.
So I want to create a preset, so
I'm going to click on there.
I'm going to say VLOG MOAB 2019
and I'll hit OK...
Oh one of the things that's very
important to do before you hit OK,
and that is, you need to make sure you
save your publish settings.
That will save all the information that you
just typed in...
those key words, the description,
the title, all that kind of stuff.
It'll save that, and then also if you dabble
with some of the effects, we don't have
time to go into that today,
but if you do and you want to add that to
a preset, make sure you save that so
I can click OK...
and once I do that I'll show you how this looks.
So now my preset says VLOG MOAB 2019 up here...
which is what we just saved...
so let me cancel out of this,
and show you what this would look like
if I use this every single time.
This is the whole point....
so I've set it up.
I'm ready to use this over and over, so let's
say I'm working on my next vlog and I'm
ready to go...
so all I have to do here is
go in here to file export media...
just like we did before...
but this time instead of choosing my
YouTube thing...
I'll just use my preset that says vlog MOAB 2019...
and now look what happens...
all my stuff for YouTube is already there,
and also do that again, so then I can go
in here and I can change the things that
I need to change so this is vlog number
6 the title is LA to San Francisco and
then I can go and replace this description.
Instead of 'description goes
here' - I'm going to highlight that and
copy and paste.
So now you can see that,
I've got this description that's in there.
I'm going to make this public, I'm
going to make sure that I choose this
custom thumbnail.
So this is one thing you have to do every
single time so I'm going to make sure this
is at the very, very beginning,
and then I'm going to say
use this custom, this current frame,
and then I'll just cue this up.
So I'll hit Q, that's going to throw that over
into a Adobe Media encoder...
or you could just hit go...
but I like to use a Adobe Media encoder.
I'll click the green arrow, the
Go button, and now this is going to
encode my video, upload the video and
make sure everything is all good on
YouTube... now remember this works for
YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Vimeo, FTP sites.
Those published settings are there for
you to use any way you want....
well the upload is finished, so lets zip over to
YouTube, and see how we did, well you can
see that all the stuff we entered into
our Adobe Premiere export panel is here
in YouTube, so the title the description
that custom thumbnail, we used all the
tags, it's public, its kind of proper
playlist everything is there and ready
to go...
it's pretty simple to setup and
once you have it done, you can really
save yourself a lot of time and make
sure things are consistent along the way.
Well I hope that this helps you in your
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