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This document provides instructions for using vertical camera movement transitions in Premiere Pro CC 2023, featuring 4K resolution and easy customization. It includes steps for importing MOGRT files, editing media and text, and adding audio. Additionally, it outlines the process for rendering the final video output.

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This document provides instructions for using vertical camera movement transitions in Premiere Pro CC 2023, featuring 4K resolution and easy customization. It includes steps for importing MOGRT files, editing media and text, and adding audio. Additionally, it outlines the process for rendering the final video output.

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Vertical Camera Movement Transitions

MAIN FEATURES:

 4K 2160 x 3840 Resolution


 Premiere Pro CC 2023
 Very Easy To Customize

MUSIC LINK:
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Instruction Steps

---------------------Here are a few instructions that will help ------------------

Open Premiere Pro Essential Graphics panel

Open Premiere Pro Essential Graphics panel and import your MOGRT file
Drag into timeline and open edit panel

Example media here!

Your .mogrt

Import your media and drag to media placement

Example screen
You can change colors on “CONTROL PANEL”

You can edit all text and Media on EDIT panel


-----------------------------------AUDIO -----------------------------

In Premiere Pro click on the menu option: File > Import > File (search the audio file, click on it,
then click Open). Drag and drop your audio in timeline.

--------------------------------RENDER VIDEO--------------------------------

Click on the menu option Export > Media… to render queue

Select the desired output format and the video location. Click on Export option.

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