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Video Widgets or Quadrants in Premiere

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SKI.ING
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Does anyone know a good tutorial or method for putting 3 or 4 clips into the same sequence and splitting them up with framed lines and what not? Basically how the TV show '24' alway did it. This will be in Adobe Premiere.

Thanks for any help.
Jan 6 2015 2:31PM
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eheath
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Best idea off the top of my head would make the scale of each clip like 24.5 then line them up manually and if you want a different color than black as the separation create a color matte and drop it below the clips in the timeline.
Jan 6 2015 2:40PM
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SKI.ING
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pussyfooterBest idea off the top of my head would make the scale of each clip like 24.5 then line them up manually and if you want a different color than black as the separation create a color matte and drop it below the clips in the timeline.


Ah alright. Thanks EHeath.
Jan 6 2015 5:10PM
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Holte
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Go 49.5% instead of 24.5% though (you're splitting the width in half, and the height in half).
Jan 6 2015 7:43PM
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eheath
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HolteGo 49.5% instead of 24.5% though (you're splitting the width in half, and the height in half).


Yeah ha my mind was thinking in the wrong dimensions
Jan 6 2015 7:49PM
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DorianF
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From what your describing it sounds like it might be easier to do it in after effects than with premier. Do you have access to after effects?
Jan 8 2015 10:51PM
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