Guides for editors
Practical writing on Premiere Pro and After Effects workflows — and on getting the most out of the tools and asset packs we make.
Free MOGRT packs for Premiere Pro — what "free" actually means
Free motion graphics templates are everywhere, and the word covers at least four different arrangements. Here is how to tell them apart, where the genuinely free ones are, and the licence question almost nobody checks.
ReadWidescreen or vertical? Choosing between a 16:9 and 9:16 asset pack
Most AssetBender packs ship in two editions — one built for 16:9 timelines and one for 9:16. Here is what actually differs between them, and how to pick.
ReadWhat is a .mogrt file, and how do you use one in Premiere Pro?
A Motion Graphics Template packages an After Effects composition into a single file an editor can drop on a timeline and edit without ever opening After Effects. Here is how they work and where they break.
ReadAutomatic captions in Premiere Pro — what the built-in transcription does, and where it stops
Premiere Pro transcribes and captions a sequence on its own, with no plugin. Understanding exactly where that workflow ends is what tells you whether you need anything else.
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