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Undu Media is dedicated to helping you master the world of filmmaking, video editing, multimedia and content creation. Whether you're a beginner looking to learn the basics or an experienced creator aiming to enhance your skills, Undu Media is your resource for all things related to creating, editing and promoting captivating and professional-quality videos.
You’ll find step-by-step tutorials, insightful tips, expert techniques, and (hopefully) a little inspiration to help you master the art of visual storytelling.
Adobe Premiere Pro & After Effects are the heart of our channel. Discover how to cut, trim, and arrange your footage, add stunning transitions, apply special effects, and fine-tune your audio. We'll guide you through the process of color grading, creating dynamic titles, and optimizing your video for different platforms, ensuring your content stands out in a crowded digital world.
Unleash your creativity and learn how to bring your ideas to life on the screen.
You’ll find step-by-step tutorials, insightful tips, expert techniques, and (hopefully) a little inspiration to help you master the art of visual storytelling.
Adobe Premiere Pro & After Effects are the heart of our channel. Discover how to cut, trim, and arrange your footage, add stunning transitions, apply special effects, and fine-tune your audio. We'll guide you through the process of color grading, creating dynamic titles, and optimizing your video for different platforms, ensuring your content stands out in a crowded digital world.
Unleash your creativity and learn how to bring your ideas to life on the screen.
1.33:1 Aspect Ratio Cheat Sheet (4:3)
Classic 1.33:1 aspect ratio cheat sheet with resolutions for most popular container sizes, from Standard HD 720p and Full HD 1080p through 4K and all the way up to 8K video.
Aspect ratio is the relationship between the width and height of the image displayed on screen. It is generally expressed as two numbers separated by a colon, width:height.
The 1.33:1 aspect ratio, also known as 4:3 aspect ratio, is one of the earliest and most iconic aspect ratios in the history of film. The picture width is 1.33 times the height (or 4 units of width for every 3 units of height).
1.33:1 was the aspect ratio used for 35 mm films in the silent era of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It is very close to the 1.375:1 (abbreviated as 1.37:1) Academy ratio, defined by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences as a standard after the advent of sound in film.
1.33:1 was also the first aspect ratio for television sets and most early computer monitors. The ratio was therefore considered "fullscreen" as it fit the entire screen of a standard television set or monitor at the time. For the most part, 4:3 aspect ratio resolution typically refers to TV screens and monitors, and the more technical 1.33:1 is used in the context of film and television productions.
While wider aspect ratios like 16:9 and 2.35:1 have become more common, the 1.33 aspect ratio has made a comeback in recent years. Filmmakers like Wes Anderson, Paul Schrader and Zack Snyder have used it in their films to evoke a sense of nostalgia, pay homage to classic cinema, or simply as an aesthetic choice.
These are the most common 1.33:1 aspect ratio resolutions:
8K = 6144x4608
8K UHD = 5760x4320
6K = 4608x3456
5K = 3840x2880
4K = 3072x2304
4K UHD = 2880x2160
3K = 2304x1728
3K UHD = 2160x1620
2K = 1536x1152
Full HD 1080p = 1440x1080
HD 720p = 960x720
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Aspect ratio is the relationship between the width and height of the image displayed on screen. It is generally expressed as two numbers separated by a colon, width:height.
The 1.33:1 aspect ratio, also known as 4:3 aspect ratio, is one of the earliest and most iconic aspect ratios in the history of film. The picture width is 1.33 times the height (or 4 units of width for every 3 units of height).
1.33:1 was the aspect ratio used for 35 mm films in the silent era of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It is very close to the 1.375:1 (abbreviated as 1.37:1) Academy ratio, defined by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences as a standard after the advent of sound in film.
1.33:1 was also the first aspect ratio for television sets and most early computer monitors. The ratio was therefore considered "fullscreen" as it fit the entire screen of a standard television set or monitor at the time. For the most part, 4:3 aspect ratio resolution typically refers to TV screens and monitors, and the more technical 1.33:1 is used in the context of film and television productions.
While wider aspect ratios like 16:9 and 2.35:1 have become more common, the 1.33 aspect ratio has made a comeback in recent years. Filmmakers like Wes Anderson, Paul Schrader and Zack Snyder have used it in their films to evoke a sense of nostalgia, pay homage to classic cinema, or simply as an aesthetic choice.
These are the most common 1.33:1 aspect ratio resolutions:
8K = 6144x4608
8K UHD = 5760x4320
6K = 4608x3456
5K = 3840x2880
4K = 3072x2304
4K UHD = 2880x2160
3K = 2304x1728
3K UHD = 2160x1620
2K = 1536x1152
Full HD 1080p = 1440x1080
HD 720p = 960x720
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1.66:1 Aspect Ratio Cheat Sheet (European Widescreen)
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Iconic 1.66:1 aspect ratio cheat sheet with the correct resolutions for most standard frame sizes, including 720p, 1080p, 4K UHD and all the way up to 8K. Also known as the 5:3 ratio or "European widescreen", the 1.66:1 aspect ratio emerged in the early 1950's as European cinema's response to the widescreen revolution of the era. It offered a compromise between the traditional Academy ratio (1....
How to Close All Gaps in Premiere Pro 2024 (One Click)
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In this quick tutorial I'll show you how to close all gaps in Premiere Pro 2024 with just one click. You probably already know how to remove gaps between clips one at a time with the Ripple Delete function. But if you want to delete all gaps in the timeline quickly, go to Sequence and hit Close Gap. Alternatively, if you want to delete some but not all gaps in your sequence, you can select a gr...
How to Highlight Text in Premiere Pro 2024 (Best Method)
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In this tutorial, I'll show you how to highlight text in Premiere Pro 2024. A quick, easy and versatile way to produce a slick-looking text highlight animation that works well with one line of text or many. There are a few ways to create a text highlight effect in Adobe Premiere Pro. But this method is hands down the best, in my opinion. All you need is one graphic layer. It's a snap to modify ...
How to Add a Slow Zoom in Premiere Pro 2024
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In this tutorial I’ll show you how to add a slow zoom in Premiere Pro 2024. You’ll learn how to create a smooth and professional slow zoom effect that will add cinematic flair to your video project. A slow cinematic zoom in can help build anticipation, increase tension or simply make a static shot more interesting and dynamic. It’s a simple, but powerful technique when done right. Luckily for u...
1.78:1 Aspect Ratio Cheat Sheet (16:9)
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Widescreen 1.78:1 aspect ratio cheat sheet with the correct resolutions for most standard video container sizes, including Standard HD 720p, Full HD 1080p, 4K UHD and all the way up to 8K. The 1.78:1 aspect ratio, commonly known as 16:9 aspect ratio, is a widescreen aspect ratio with a width of 16 units and a height of 9 units. Dividing 16 by 9 results in a width to height ratio of 1.77 (genera...
2.20:1 Aspect Ratio Cheat Sheet
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Widescreen 2.20:1 aspect ratio cheat sheet with pixel resolutions for most standard frame sizes, from 720p all the way up to 8K. The 2.20:1 aspect ratio (also referred to as 2.2:1 or simply 2.20) was popularized in the 1950s with the introduction of the Todd-AO widescreen 70mm film format, developed by Mike Todd and United Artists Theaters in partnership with the American Optical Company. The f...
24 Free Cinematic Fonts for Edits (Commercial Use License)
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Today we showcase 24 of the best Free Cinematic Fonts for Edits we’ve found so far. And every one of these beautiful cinematic fonts is free for both personal AND commercial use! For Volume 3 of our ongoing Cinematic Fonts series, we scoured far and wide to curate a unique new collection with some of the best cinematic fonts for video in 2023. We’re willing to bet that there are several great t...
How to Create Wavy Text in Premiere Pro 2023
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Learn how to create wavy text in Premiere Pro 2023 with two very different but equally eye-catching text wave effects. You don’t need plugins. You don’t need After Effects. You can create these easy wavy text effects in under a minute without ever leaving Adobe Premiere Pro. There’s no end to the types of waves, wiggles, and ripples you can produce. In this tutorial I’ll show you how to make yo...
Clean & Modern CINEMATIC TITLE Reveal in Premiere Pro
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Learn how to create a clean and contemporary cinematic title reveal in Adobe Premiere Pro. This is one of the easiest cinematic text animations in the Premiere Pro. But also one of the most popular. It’s a simple, no-frills, minimalist effect. And that very simplicity is what makes it so polished and professional-looking. With a little finessing you can make this title animation look awesome wi...
Free Transitions for Premiere Pro from Mixkit (And How to Use Them)
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In this tutorial I’ll share 25 free transitions for Premiere Pro and show you how to add these dynamic and visually appealing effects from Mixkit to your projects. You’ll learn how to use Mixkit transitions in Premiere Pro, including the best ways to import, adjust and apply these free templates to your own footage. Mixkit offers a large collection of free video assets, including a library of o...
1.9:1 Aspect Ratio Cheat Sheet
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Digital IMAX 1.9:1 aspect ratio cheat sheet with pixel resolutions for frame sizes from 720p all the way up to 8K. Calculating resolutions for specific aspect ratios can be a little tricky and sometimes it’s helpful to see certain aspect ratios “in play”. We’ve created a series of cheat sheet videos to help make things a little easier. The 1.9:1 aspect ratio (also referred to as 1.90:1) is most...
Adobe Premiere Pro Full Screen Preview Keyboard Shortcuts
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Make the most of your monitor(s) with these handy Adobe Premiere Pro full screen preview keyboard shortcuts for Mac and Windows. In this Premiere Pro tutorial, I’ll show you a few simple full screen display shortcuts you’ll end up using every time you edit. You’ll learn several ways to quickly fill up your screen; including how to show or hide the program bar at the top of the Premiere Pro wind...
34 Cinematic Fonts For 2022 (FREE Downloads)
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More free Cinematic Fonts for 2022! Enjoy this compilation of 34 surprisingly cinematic fonts you’ve likely never heard of but will be glad you found. These awesome free fonts might not be as well-known as some of the more popular fonts for edits that we’ve covered in our Cinematic Fonts series (see links below). But that’s exactly what makes these unconventional and unexpected gems even more e...
2.37:1 Aspect Ratio Cheat Sheet
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Ultra wide 2.37:1 aspect ratio cheat sheet with the correct resolutions for most standard video sizes, from 720p and 1080p HD all the way up to 4K, 5K and 8K. This ultra wide aspect ratio is a popular choice for filmmakers and video editors hoping to achieve the “cinematic look” associated with big screen feature films. The 2.37:1 aspect ratio is often confused with “21:9 cinema displays”, a ma...
Best Cinematic Fonts 2021 - Volume 1
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Best Cinematic Fonts 2021 - Volume 1
Premiere Pro Delete Unused Media Clips
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Premiere Pro Delete Unused Media Clips
Premiere Pro Screen Pump Bass Effect
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Premiere Pro Screen Pump Bass Effect
How to Clear the Media Cache in Premiere Pro 2021
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How to Clear the Media Cache in Premiere Pro 2021
Premiere Pro ANIMATED Cinematic Bars
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Premiere Pro ANIMATED Cinematic Bars
High-Impact Premiere Pro Screen Shake Effect
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High-Impact Premiere Pro Screen Shake Effect
Video Inside Text Premiere Pro Tutorial
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Video Inside Text Premiere Pro Tutorial
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Welcome my 2.35:1 I can use 2048x871 because this look good
Thank you for this video
My pleasure. Thanks for the comment!
Merci beaucoup
Avec plaisir.
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Fantastic, thank you!
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Like subscribe and screenshot! 👍🏻✨
Awesome. Thanks!
It should really be 2.16:1
Thanks !!
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Wow amazing selection ! Thank you very much for sparing us a precious time.
No problem. You're very welcome!
This is a super useful tutorial! Not only I learned how to close some gaps, but I also learned about track targeting and how to go to the next and previous gaps. Hats off and thank you <3
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for leaving a comment!
thank very much 🙏
You're very welcome!
so 2.39:1 is 21:9…right ？
Nope. 21:9 is a commercial screen/display/monitor resolution (as opposed to a film shooting or distribution resolution). IE a device aspect ratio rather than a common film/video aspect ratio. But... 21:9 is VERY close to Cinemascope 2.35:1 (see ua-cam.com/video/Ghr7LhKLaaE/v-deo.html).
@@UnduMedia ok thanks bro！
This is so great, thank you! Is there a way to also delete the source files at the same time? Say I'm cleaning old projects and wanna save up on storage space ?
Unfortunately no... there is no way to delete source files at the same time. I've experienced the same issue. It would be helpful. But I'm not sure if that sort of functionality will ever be added (I suspect it's a concern to allow an app to delete files from the system that way).
Apparently my tablet is in 5:3? Weird.
Hi, there. I really appreciate this video series, as I find it very helpful. It’s hard to find the actual resolutions for some of the rarer aspect ratios. I’d really appreciate it if you would consider doing 1.37:1 Academy Ratio next, as there’s a lot of conflicting resolution information online. So far everyone I’ve tried has not exported properly. Thank you again for doing these.
Hi Noah. Thanks so much for the comment. I'm glad someone out there finds these videos useful. I'll tackle the Academy Ratio next. Funny you brought it up... during my research for the write-up in the description I found a lot of confusion online between 1.33:1 and 1.37:1. A lot of people thought they were the same, which they aren't. They're related in a way (one latter basically evolved from the former with the advent of sound). I'll let you know when the next one is published. And thanks again!
jazaka allahu khair
Shkran lak.
If I use 2880x2160 for my 4k video then can I add the end screen of youtube?
Yup. I did that for this video.
@@UnduMedia thanks for help🙏 I was looking for this aspect ratio 🙏😊
More aspect ratio cheat sheets: ua-cam.com/play/PLr9ve_WLMutdmolcKw0VKTFaJVvrLo21f.html
2:1 is perfect, as it is a compromise between the 16:9 of TVs and the almost 21:9 of smartphones. There are only small black bands in pillarbox for 21:9 screens, and letterboxing for 16:9 screens. And it is even possible to pan & scan, if you use a safe area of 85%. Very good, indeed. In fact, I love the 2:1, 3:2 and 5:4 ratios.
Thanks for the contribution!
the Bass Shake I was looking for, many utubers shows the theory and yes you can make a shake effect but it doesn't feel right. Thank you for the video!
You're very welcome. Thanks for leaving a comment!
Thank you
Welcome!
It's pronounced "grahve".
LOL... I know... I speak French. But I was concerned that all the non French-speaking crowd wouldn't know what I meant.
@@UnduMedia lol fair enough. :^)
Thank you alot, it was very useful tips .. I am honor to subscribe your channel :)
Thanks. Appreciate it!
I used your tutorial already in my last video editing "Alexandria" I upload it on my UA-cam channel from 3 days, I hope you like it .. I promise to put your channel in the final of my next video in special thanks final list with all of my appreciation, Thank You :)
these are not easy to use at all, especially for 4k editing
version for davinci resolve?
There are a few available here: mixkit.co/free-davinci-resolve-templates/transitions/
I guess my only question being: Do the video clips need to be slow moving/slow motion for these to effectively work? I noticed all (if not most) of these clips are slow moving. Would these transitions work for fast paced clips, or am I watching the wrong video?
YOU ARE SO AMAZING BROTHER
Thank you very much!
THANK YOU
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Copyright free fonts????
Man. this is the bestest and most engaging tutorial ever. Thanks a lot :D
LOL. Thank you?
Nxt video-how to edit full video
How to use it on 1080x1920 videos
beautiful explanation... thank you!
You're very welcome!
Hello sir , i hope you are doing great. I reviewed all the comments and Q / A. First of all , i really appreciate your awesome video , its just so high quality. Second , you rock man , patiently answered all the questions. Taking time and kindly providing answers to people. Third , i need your help urgently. I have the same problem that many have and had. When doing all the steps , the transitions wont work correctly in the timeline. It doesn't matter which transition being used , they just wont work. 1. My video resolution are 4K. When adding them to the clip , a little window in the middle of the screen is shown , so simply the scale is not right. Question 1 : to what number exactly should i change the parameters?! And what parameters need to be changed precisely? 2. In previewing the transition on my clip , it just doesn't shown right. My laptop is tuf gaming f15 fa506, core I 5 ,11400__ 3050 rtx __ 16 gb RAM , 1 tb SSD My premiere pro version is 2023. So , whats your the sir?! Should i change the premiere pro version to 2020 or 2021 ?! Im willingly waiting for your reply sir. Thank you in advanced. P.S : liked and subscribed cause it definitely worthy of it.❤
*so , whats your thought sir?! (Thoughts) is missing!
that girl don't look like she's mixing too well.. lol
She's just very, very relaxed while she mixes.
Thanks! I have a question, what if i want to delete a gap in just one layer and not affect the other layers?
Just lock all the layers you DON'T want to affect.
I've replicated the process step-by-step, but my transition remains awfully clunky. What's the missing piece?
Which transition, if I may ask. And... have you rendered the sequence (or at least the transition portion)?
Hey buddy , I got the same issue , have you found anything to solve it?!
None of them work as expected. Even after rendering, the effects still look subpar, and I'm better off without them, relying on default or downloaded presets instead. I've tried using adjustment layers, but they simply refuse to work as intended.
Thank you for The help
Any time!
thank you
You're welcome!
Whats the diference between 3K UHD and 3K?
Bgm name??
Is there like no bass frequencies above volume threshold to markers to blur effect MACRO effect. Seems this could be just programmed into one plugin that does it automatically.
Sir need that you used for cinematic fonts that font
How to free download
Download links are in the description.
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I don't understand?
Great!!
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it!
How auromatic shake by bass???!!!
Sorry... I don't understand the question?
Will this technique work for the video too?
Thanks!
Welcome!