This is a good option if you want your video to be of the highest quality no matter where someone watches it. If you are thinking of uploading your video to multiple platforms, you can export your project in various formats and post it to the corresponding platforms. Generally, the higher the bitrate, the higher is the quality of your video. We use Premiere to assemble the shows, so it must play properly there.So, think about where your video will end up and the quality of the clips on your timeline. Do not use QuickTime Player to preview your movie. Important: When exporting has finished, Import your final movie back into Premiere and watch it all the way through to be sure it’s correct. When ready, click Export to render your movie. Name your file with your name, a dash, then your film title.Įxample: Walt Disney – Steamboat Aloysius.mp4
(For example, if your film is 2 minutes long, make sure you have at least 6 GB of space.) The number on the right tells you how long your final movie will be (we don’t count frames – only seconds).Ĭlick on Output Name to name your movie and choose the location to save it to.Ĭreate a new folder on a local drive that has at least 3GB of free space available for each minute of your finished film. In the Audio tab, make sure the settings are as follows:īelow the video preview, set Source Range to Sequence In/Out. Height: 1080 – (You may have to unlink the Width and Height settings).Aspect: Square Pixels (1.0) – (Even though this is near the bottom, change this before changing the rest of the settings).In the Video tab, change the settings to match these, as shown below:
( Note: You may have to uncheck the boxes next to each setting): Go through the settings as shown below, manually changing anything that doesn’t match. Note: If you created your film using a resolution other than 1920 x 1080, you will need to import your film into a 1920 x 1080 project and scale it proportionately (right-click on the clip, and choose Set to Frame Size) in order to export it with the proper settings. Set Preset to Match Source – High bitrate. Start by unchecking the Match Sequence Settings box near the top of the window. These define where your film begins and ends.Ĭhoose Export > Media… from Premiere’s File menu. Important: Use these settings only if you cannot export to ProRes 422 HQ, or are unable to upload a ProRes movie due to internet connectivity issues.įirst, be sure you have set In and Out points in your timeline.
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