The CRAZY History Of Premiere Pro
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Watch as channel teacher and editor DOM walks you through the CRAZY history of Premiere Pro and the real reason why they created it (hint: It was not for editing).
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Dom crushed this video! Hit the "Like" button if you enjoyed it!
Absolutely. Dom is amazing !
@@eshaansharma280 too kind, Eshaan!
@@dominiekvandijk9352 😊😊
Avid Media Composer?
it’s crazy i’ve been watching these vids for years and they still never fail to entertain me
Entertainment is what it's all about!!
I hope to see future applicants for adobe watching this video for their interview preparation ! Such an elaborate and brilliant presentation by dom ! Fantastic editing and in depth research work (I smh understand how hard it is now lol). It’s amazing how we are benefiting as a generation from decades of development but then again, as a I always say, software aside, adobe wouldn’t have been such hit if it wasn’t for awesome teachers like josh and Justin and many others who have been teaching for so long ! So a big thanks to team olufemii for being such a wonderful group of friendly teachers ! You guys are putting out a lot of value out there and trust me, you will be remembered.
Oh that's a good idea!! Adobe applicants have a little "crash course" haha. Thank you for your kind words 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 We truly are benefitting, and the leap in development has been EXPONENTIAL - still feels unreal to be using 5G internet and a NLE, while at the beginning of high school it was dial-up and watching videos, as opposed to making them 😲
@@dominiekvandijk9352 those were the good old days. Development in internet made us connect and made remote work possible. I still remember the first time I got hands on pc I was doing animation in power point lol. “How internet changed video editing” is an interesting video essay btw !
00:00 video starts here
Eshaan coming through in the clutch 👊🏻
@@dominiekvandijk9352 thanks 😇😂
Fincher proves it’s not editing software that makes a movie, it’s the filmmaker. Awesome video btw. I started using Premiere 6.5 and man was that software crash city 😂😂
Now it’s a software crash nation 😅😂😂😂 there hasn’t been one single project where I didn’t pray to god 😅😂😂😂😂
Well said, well said indeed! And thanks for the compliment :) Software crash city?? You must have been smashing that save button every minute, haha
@@dominiekvandijk9352 if it isn’t crashing for you, then you are not using premiere pro 😂 or better said, premium pro 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
I’m fairly new to Premiere Pro and only have 15gb of RAM. Does it still crash with higher levels of RAM?
Ayeeee.... i started learning editing like in 2020... on my birthday.... cause i thought why not try something new.... and seriously... when i started using premiere.... i had my great personal experience tbh... ive made so many presets effects till now... and this video got into my recommendations so I thought of clicking it and see how it all started but mannn this is sick... im happy that the film makers still use premiere till this day.... im very happy that i watched this... CAUSE IT REALLY INSPIRED ME!!!
So glad you found us, through recommendations - you chose a great time to get into editing - keep following your dreams!!
p.s. one of my aims with this video was to inspire someone - so, THANK YOU for letting me know!! :)))
@@dominiekvandijk9352 ayeeeee... Mann... No prob at all ❤️🤙🏻
Can we just appreciate the grind and effort that he puts into his vids? ❤️❤️
Not going to lie, this one took me FOREVER. Thanks so so much for noticing 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻
I have been using Premiere Pro for about 2 years now, its so fun and easy to use
Couldn't agree more! Two of it's key strengths - well said! :)
Didn't know any of this, great info
Glad to share my findings! 🙏🏻
Ahhhhhhh, so great to watch this history vid. Feel truly inspired!!!!!!!
Who said history was boring?? 😤😤😤 (One of my aims for this video was to inspire - so you saying that you are truly feeling inspired means the WORLD! 🌍)
@@dominiekvandijk9352 hahaha awesome!!!! Keep it up and bring us more vids like this
@@vuongngo8228 Thanks so much!! You bet, we'll keep bringing you quality content!! 😄😄
00:03 - _unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ll have come across the name premiere pro_
My clients - *Premium Pro*
😂😂😂😂
@@Olufemii this happened fr 😂
the next one that comes at you with Premium Pro, you should CHARGE THEM a premium 💸💸
@@dominiekvandijk9352 🧠🧠 this is a golden idea 💡 thanks dom !
What an interesting video! More of this would be fire!
Thanks so much! We'll keep that in mind for sure!! 😄😄
never knew about this
awesome content GREAT WORK DOM
thank you computer peter!! Way too kind!
It’s dope to learn the history of the tools we use
Isn't it just?? I was blown away to find out some of this stuff.
@@dominiekvandijk9352 Most def! It’s one of those things I rarely think about when it comes to my tools
@@UntappedHipHopTV SAME! Shout out to Josh for putting me onto this video - I learned SO much about Premiere, in the process :O
The Crowns of Adobe!!
great info .. been using premier all along but never knew the history behind. Awesome video
Thanks so much Rivu!
@@dominiekvandijk9352 🤟🤘🤟
This is rad!!!
Thanks Dom!
Pleasure, Dave!!
Thank you
You're welcome :)
Hold your horses.
All right, so this is the history of Premiere. Or a partial history of how we got to where we are in video editing.
1. Nobody had laptops back in 1991 to edit video.
2. If you were editing your footage - anything from skateboard vids to wedding stories, you were doing it "linear", meaning you recorded it on 8mm video and edited with the camera and cassete recorder - you could also, as we did, use a player -recorder combo controlled by LANC.
3. No home PC could "import" or digitise SD PAL or NTSC footage and export back to tape.
4. In 1993/94 I was using an Avid media composer system at the UNI and most systems were still linear - tape-to-tape.
5. Editing on your own machine at home started to be a thing in the late 90´s not before. Premiere was one of the options.
Could you be specific where any of these points you brought up were disputed in our video about the history of Premiere Pro?
@@Olufemii there are a few things that are a bit pushing it: The thumbnail of the video with Ubillos´s face next to the text "this guy invented video editing" can only be described as clickbait.
Otherwise, there are statements that portray history in a peculiar manner, such as "Premiere changed the video editing game" when we are talking about the years just after 1991 when nothing actually changed significantly outside of professional environments until much later on.
@@andredemony thanks for the feedback! My statement "Premiere changed the video editing game" is looking at it from then, until now! It started in the 90s, and has been a journey right up until now. If you compare how video editing was in the early 90's, to how it is now - I see a HUGE jump in innovation! And Premiere, I believe, really made video editing available to ANYONE - the first editor that was affordable, and made it viable for people to get into video editing without spending 10s of thousands of dollars :) they brought it to the masses, if you will
@@dominiekvandijk9352 absolutely. I agree with everything you wrote there. It is the only Software that I started using last century and still do. (Ok, Photoshop too). But let´s not make headlines saying Ubillos invented video editing ;)
Andre the giant !
Hugo was not 2020. Interesting vid👍🏼👊🏼.
Nice catch!!! that slipped past me 😞😞😞 ************2011
This is a spot on excellent overview of the history. Check the credits lol :) WELL DONE SIR!
Great and interesting video 👍
Thank you so much!! Appreciate your kind words :)
This is great Dom, Premiere Pro all the way 🚀🚀🚀🚀
Thanks so much!! Let's goooooo 🌌🌌🌌🌌
This is an amazing video. Thanks for the info!
6 year of Using Premier ,and feel proud from where it came from ,thats along run
This is quite the love letter. But it seems more than a bit biased. Actually, it is pretty sanitized.
There was a lot of NLE innovation going on in the 1990s. A lot of companies trying and failing.
And for the most part Avid Media Composer was kicking butt and taking names.
Premiere was part of Adobe’s package of software and treated as a “bonus” app without enough R&D.
Although I tried it again and again,
it wasn’t until the 2000s that Adobe got serious about creating a competitive interface with unique options.
I persisted on Avid MC because of legacy and familiarity.
But it was three years ago I took the big leap because of how used to the Adobe ecosystem I was.
What Premiere offers is a much better fit for my company and the type of work it does - the (almost) seamless integration of editing and compositing.
(However, as an editor’s tool, Avid still has it beat. The irony is, the fix for Premiere is so, so simple. But that’s a different discussion.)
I lived and worked through all this --- the film editing, the videotape machines --- the earliest digital NLE systems, Avid, Media100, Final Cut and Premiere.
And I suffered all the slings are arrows.
Premiere didn’t have a straight and easy path. None of the companies did.
They got lot of things wrong.
But Im glad it’s (almost) here now.
Thanks for watching the vid. You may have misinterpreted the purpose of the video. This video was about the history of Premiere (not the history of the all NLEs). In regard to where Premiere’s history fits into the over all history of NLEs I think 4:40 sums it up pretty nicely.
I salute you for working through all of that innovation, all those tough times!! I have so much respect for people that worked with videotape machines, and worked with all of the earliest digital NLE systems. We really DON'T know how good we have it, today. I feel like everyone should spend a day on a video tape machine, or on one of the early digital NLEs, JUST so they know how good they have it!! haha. Thanks for sharing your experiences, and so glad that you feel you have found the tool that "best" fits your company :)) There really is no "perfect" editor's tool, its really just up to what your needs are, hey? Again, thanks for sharing!
I may not have communicated my issue very well. And that’s on me. I was trying to convey that for a significant portion of APP’s history, … ummm… well…it sucked. And not just the 10fps part. So just adding the bad to the good history for balance. 😉
And my film and tape history was just to show I LIVED the history. No praise required. But I’ll still take it. 😝
@@TheFPSChannel I have no doubt in believing that it was rough, in the beginning. I think my approach was more a "then until now" history. I think most things that "just" get invented have issues, heh. I do not at ALL believe Premiere was perfect, right from the beginning! In fact, I don't think it's perfect, now. But none of the editing software is. They all have their issues! I guess I'm just super thankful for the development that HAS occurred, and that I get to work with Premiere Pro and all the other wonderful technology we have, today :))
Haha - I was not praising - merely acknowledging your journey - you persisted and worked through it all, and that's awesome! 😄 Well done, well done 👏🏻👏🏻
Sony Vegas and Premiere Pro singlehandedly created CZcams, in 2005 - 2007, these were go to tools, not only because Premiere Pro CS1 and 2 were free to download because of how old they were Adobe just made them abandonware, but Sony Vegas was a popular pirated software back then, every torrent side featured Sony Vegas as top tier editing software.
Sony Vegas birthed the CZcams poop genre while Premiere Pro lead the "cinematic" crowd who tried again and again achieving better and better cinematic low budget videos.
Great video.
What about Avid? This is the FIRST non-linear editing software. Why Premiere?
Hey TBV. Because this video is called the history of Premiere, not the history of Avid 🙌🏾 We did a video on Premiere specifically because most of us on the channel use Premiere Pro, not Avid.
Also from what I remember Avid didn’t go “software only” until like 2006ish? Let me know if I’m wrong about that one.
PREMIERE PRO IS AWESOME I USE IT TOO U CAN SEE IT IN MY VIDEOS LOL
Keep it up!! 😄
@@dominiekvandijk9352 yoo thank youu
HUGO 2020? good video though
Hugo was edited in 2011 in Lightworks
Google was founded in 1998.
without premiere pro, people will still use windows movie maker, the best editing software 😆😆😆
Or stop motion in MS Paint? 🤣🤣
hugo released in 2011
Lucas invented nonlinear editing. Called edit droid. Of course Film is the original nonlinear format.
Sorry, normally really like your channel. But, was this a promoted video? You didn't make things up, but certainly left things out to make PP look and sound much better than it really is.
Hey thanks for watching the content brotha. Adobe didn’t sponsor this video, just our normal channel partner Envato Elements who doesn’t have a dog in the fight.
I’m assuming you wanted us to cover something like Premiere stability issues in a video about the history of Premiere?
@@Olufemii yes but also a more honest account of the history of NLEs.
@@frescodk Gotcha. This isn’t a video about the history of all NLEs though.
History ? it´s more like a giant commercial for premiere pro. By the way, most of the films shown here were colorized in davinci resolve. Premiere just doesn´t cut it in the color department. And let´s not forget the forced subscription plans, impossible to cancel.... end so on and so forth... No thanks.