If you’re totally new to Premiere Elements and video editing in general, I have a cheat sheet for you! Click here to grab the cheat sheet now. If you haven’t haven’t taken a look at the new Premiere Elements yet (the 2018 version) you can download it here and give it a try (free) for 30 days! Whether you have vacation footage to edit or clips from a special event like a graduation, or maybe you have a goal, like me, of creating a yearly recap video of all the fun stuff you did as a family over the course of a year. All of these ideas would make a great family video, so in this post, I’m back with another Premiere Elements 2018 tutorial! Premiere Elements 2018 is a great video editing platform for all kinds of videos. My experience is my own, and your experience may differ. All thoughts and opinions are my own and are not influenced by Adobe or its affiliates. I am provided with compensation for advertisements on this channel and, possibly, commissions for purchases made through links in this post. *Disclaimer: This video was sponsored by Adobe.

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