Premiere Pro 2020: When Organization Stops Being an Impossible Dream
Adobe has decided it's time to leave the chaos in Premiere Pro behind, introducing improvements that will make any professional editor cry with emotion. 🎬 These new features aren't exactly revolutionary, but they're like that friend who always arrives on time with the cables you need: they don't call attention to themselves, but they save lives.
The Art of Not Losing Your Mind in Complex Projects
The update brings tools that should have existed forever, but better late than never:
- Project Splitting: Now you can break your mega-production into manageable chunks, like cutting a cake without anyone complaining about the size of their slice
- File Locking: Goodbye to those panic moments when three people edit the same clip simultaneously
- Improved Integration: Move elements between projects without everything turning into a puzzle of lost files
"These improvements are like finding money in pants you haven't worn for months: they don't make you rich, but they considerably improve your day" - Anonymous editor after testing the beta
Small Details That Generate Great Relief
To the untrained eye, these changes may seem insignificant, but any professional editor will recognize their value:
- Smoother workflow between Premiere, After Effects, and Audition
- Improved compatibility with 3D files from Blender and 3ds Max
- Less time searching for files and more time editing (or having coffee) ☕
The update shows that Adobe finally understood that editors need fewer spectacular features and more practical solutions for day-to-day work. Although, let's be honest, we'll all keep waiting for that magic button that turns mediocre shots into masterpieces with one click. ✨
In the meantime, at least we can enjoy not wanting to pull our hair out every time we open a complex project... that's already a big step forward. 😅