Create square video premiere how to#

For example, I divided 19 by 4 (because my sequence was 1920 x 1080) and used increments of those numbers to find the position. To figure out the positions and size of clips needed, you’ll need to take the size of your sequence and divide by the number of clips you want to show. You can use this concept to create any kind of split screen you like such as a 2 way, 6 way, etc.

Create square video premiere how to#

How to create other types of split screens It won’t matter if you don’t have the media files available in your template project since you’ll just be copying and pasting the settings attributed to them, not the actual clips themselves. If you want to create another 4 way video, simply make a copy of your template and work in that, or open the template in addition to your project so you can copy and paste the settings for the split screen video. You can save your 4 way project as a template to use for future videos. If you know ahead of time that you’re going to be creating a 4 way video, it’s a good idea to use similar title graphics for the individual videos, and maybe shoot similar hero shots so they’ll look cohesive when put together in one video. Now that we have all four videos in our 4 way sequence there isn’t a lot else we need to do with those unless you want to make changes to the titles or timing of the overall video. I’m choosing to include the video as well as the titles, but I won’t be using the music or logo at the end of each video, so I’m not selecting those as I copy and paste. Next, go into each individual project, open the 16:9 sequence, select the entire sequence in the timeline, copy, and paste it over in your 4 way sequence. Name your sequence the same as your project, in this case I’m using 4 Thanksgiving Side Dishes. You can do this by going to File -> New -> Sequence, or click on the little icon on the bottom right of the project panel and choose Sequence.

Make sure you are in your 4 way project, then create a new sequence.