Groups vs Nested Sequences in Premiere Pro

Thank you, very didactic!!
I'm trying to use multicam for 2 points of view of a game. I know how to multicam so they go back and forth but i would like a mini preview of each of them whenever they're not in focus. So for example, POV 1 is the focus, i would like the POV in a small preview video on the bottom right and when I switch the multicam, I want POV 2 as the focus and a small preview video on the top left for POV 1. And if possible, a smooth transition, like, the small preview video becomes larger while the other becomes smaller and each occupy their corresponding spot as the one the focus is on and the mini preview.

I don't know if I made sense, still trying to figure it out.

Anyway, awesome video!

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Thanks for this super professional tutorial. One question: should I use grouping or nesting for multicam? I have mp4's from cam1 and cam2, both filmed on greenscreen. I key out the greenscreen, lay in a background, and then tried nesting cam1 mp4 with the background, hoping multicam would see it as "cam1." Alas... Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

Thank you for this wonderful tutorial.

You forgot to mention that you can name nested clips and then change the label color ... works well when the audio and video are the same length

that was incredibly awesome! I've been looking at tutorials and grappling with a definitive conclusion regarding the differences and similarities and you nailed it dude. a lot of the videos out there told me how to do these things but I already had that in the manual, and although they give explanations of sorts hearing it from somebody who's using it is a whole different experience and much more like me so thank you for your time and effort you get a big like and a subscribe for me. I've seen some of your stuff in the past and after this one I don't want to lose track of you. great channel thanks.

hey I am confused how I speed up a group they all separate how can I fix that ?

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Hi video Revealed does nesting affects the quality of my video?

You have to make sure the 'Linked Selection' icon in the timeline header (third from left from spanner icon) is on (blue) otherwise selections will not group

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Dear Colin, you are really a great teacher! I also like your choice of topics and the depth you explore them with. I'd like to ask you for your opinion on which tool to use in a, I guess, very special case if you find the time.

I have four conversations on the same topic with 2-3 persons, 4-5 audio recordings and 2 cameras for each conversation. I want to intertwine these conversations by using only the best moments in one video. I also have some effects on each of these four conversations (about an hour long each).

So on the one hand I want to have the advantage of being able to alter the effects for all the small pieces of each one of the conversations at the same time. That would be a great use of nesting I if I got that right.

But I also need the easy option to later decide which camera angle I want for each little conversational highlight depending on how it fits in my final edit in regard to the neighbouring highlights. This should be difficult if every piece is part of a bigger nested sequences isn't it?

After watching your video I am thinking of using grouping but I am not sure if this helps with both my needs, i.e. the option to change the effects on my source sequences all at once.

What would you do in this situation?

I am running Premiere Pro ver 13.1 and the group feature is not doing what it supposed to do. I have 3 photos in three different tracks, when I select them and right-click and select Group, the three items are still behaving like they are not grouped

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If you use Markers to indicate the in n out you can easily see where your video lane ends...

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Hi, I had to nest a few clips as I needed to zoom in and out of the whole screen, which seemed easier than zooming on all assets individually. When I exported as an mp4 the resolution quality had reduced and looked slightly blurry - do you know why this happened? (I'm new to Prem Pro!) Thanks

whats the difference between a nest and a subsequence? when i add a subsequence to the timeline i can choose it be nested or not with that designated button, if i nest a sequence directly on the timeline its just not an item in my project panel? so it just becomes an independant instance? right?

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In my style of videos, I would get lost without nests! Love them like a bird!

Thanks collin ! Always great tutorial

As always great explanation of what's going on in Premiere Pro. Thank You so much.

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@Video Revealed - can you talk about render order of effects, specifically around when you nest and use that nested time line on other time lines? It seems I often have to nest timelines to ensure rendering of them happens in the order I need... is there some magic going on with Nesting in this area?

This is so interesting for me, as always, thanks video revealed!

wow I finally figure out difference between the group and nest ,thank you

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