An effect that randomly generates camera shake with adjustable amplitude, direction, speed, etc. Other editing programs, such as DaVinci Resolve, Hitfilm, and Filmora all have shake effects that allow the user to create camera shake with an easily accessible .OFX effect. Paid services, such as Boris FX and Ignite Pro include this, but they're (obviously) paid services for a very simple, not entirely ground-breaking effect. I think an effect similar to these would go great as a base effect included with Premiere. There are many cases where this could be used, for example adding handheld feel to a film where a lot is shot on a tripod, adding shake to text, or creating shake-based transitions. Right now there are a few methods for adding shake in Premiere, such as using the Warp Stabilizer on shaky footage then transferring it to stable footage to destabilize it, or just manually keyframing shaking, but I find these methods convoluted and tedious for most cases. The only other option is to use After Effects, which is equally as difficult if you want to use the effect in a Premiere timeline fairly frequently. Attached are two images, the first is the shake effect included in Ignite Free 2017, which runs terribly in Premiere and is also no longer available, and the second is the shake effect from DaVinci Resolve. They both work similarly, taking values for the amplitude, speed, etc. and using a random seed to create anything from a jitter to a slow sway. Compared to the currently included methods in Premiere, these are much more versatile and convenient. To conclude, I think this is a very basic yet versatile effect that should be added to Premiere because of its wide application and undeniable convenience.

Imagine a place, where you never lost any preferences, where you can find the last preferences of your favorite app, after you lost everything, after a reboot or even after an unknown problem with you ***** PC/Mac.

The idea is simple, allow for each app some spaces, 1-2 Go (or more) in Creative Cloud will create a place that will only stock all personals profiles and their update automatically (not only project or files).

Remember the old project files path you've made in 2014? No? Creative Cloud got your back! Recent files will always be remember with this improvement. If it's build, Creative Cloud could now keep all archives of the path of your project in the cloud, no matter what, it will also keep: Your favorite layout, your settings and styles, and all preferences you've made since this solution is created. Creative Cloud Syncs Prefs makes backup at the same time you saved a file, so no wonder why you lose a preferences or a settings after a problem. Everything is sync without thinking about it.

Also it will make things more efficient anywhere, you need to share your layout to fit in a computer in another city, don't stress, Creative Cloud can now share preferences with your account and between users. You work in a big organisation and you want to share with a teammate the same Lumetri Specs in your project, you now just need to drag n' drop in your personal cloud library and shared the link to him, is all synced in the cloud every time you saved a new custom setting even with 3rd parties app.

• Work faster and easier


• No more lost of preferences


• Shared effect / Specs / Layout in Cloud


• Keep synced every path directory of any project at anytime in the cloud (and their update or change). You can also see previous path version, if you don't find the path of the element or saved over the wrong file.


• Backup ''like is was'' after a reboot/refresh/reinstallation.

It's more an improve than create something new, it's adjusting the cloud to be exactly perfect!

A big no brainer solution for your TI Support is to rename the file with ''.old'' to update files directories by adding ''.old'' in order to resolve some problem. In some cases, it takes way too much times for us to wait when we need to work fast as **** (sometimes it takes more than 2 hours to finish with this solution).

The idea is to create two buttons:
1 - One witch reset all files directories with a simple button in Preferences > Sync Settings - that will auto-renamed, the sources directories files of the app (ex: PremierePro) by adding ''.old'' at the end (Ex: renaming on Documents: PremierePro -> PremierePro.old)

So a procedure that could take several minutes/hours will take an instant for your team (so you're more efficient and spend less times. Keep your head on real big problems, and your users can now make it themself faster if they want. The procedure can include a reboot of the app in question to automate everything, so it's fresh on the opening.

2 - Also create on the side a button to wipe/reset only the preferences settings to the factory one. (((/Users/(session)/Documents/Adobe/Premiere Pro/(version)/(Profile)/Adobe Premiere Pro Prefs)))

I think those ideas are current problem solver. Fasten your problem solving with automate buttons please!

I have been working with scripting repetitive tasks in Premiere. Many of our projects require making many iterations of the same idea. The scripts add graphics as needed. A given project might have 30+ sequences which we then need to go back through and apply transitions to these graphics. This seems like a no brainer. Loop through all the items on a specific track and apply the default transition. But it's not available. I can script opacity handles which works quite well, but in many cases, it would be easier to use the default transition as there's a visual indicator to the editor why something is happening to the video.

Scripting example:
app.project.sequences[index].videoTracks[index].clips[index].setDefaultTransition
app.project.sequences[index].audioTracks[index].clips[index].setDefaultTransition

Scripting is not an option in the feature request dropdown. Please pass this on to the people who handle user-sided scripting for Premiere. Thanks.

For the folks who like writing scripts for Premiere, please add the ability to lock a particular video track within a sequence. Personal Use situation: I have written a script that duplicates a template timeline, then adds graphics at specific places needed in every video in the project (generally 30 duplicated sequences per project). Video is later added meaning I need to go through and lock all the tracks that these script added items live on so they stay put when inserting the video segments. While I don't currently need it, if you do implement this, please do this for audio tracks as well.

script example...
app.project.sequences[index].audioTracks[index].setLocked(1)
app.project.sequences[index].videoTracks[index].setLocked(1)