So in the last lecture, I made everything smooth and nice did transitions, I placed all the I placed all my audio from the interview, and I also placed all my all my visuals in the right place. Now I'm just going to take care of the logo. I asked my friend from the surf school to send me a logo from his graphic designer. So he's graphic designer send me some sort of a PNG file logo. Now what you see here is not actually what I ended up using, I ended up using the logo on a white background. But this in this demonstration it and it is enough.
I just use the logo as it is It's very nice to finish a little promo video with the logo because a promotional video is all about the product and about marketing the product. So just take the logo and place it on the timeline. It has to be a, a file that premier can understand and read, for example, like PNG or JPEG. Now I'll show you how to export, which is a very important thing on premiere. When we export our footage, we have a lot of options and many windows and this is a room to make a lot of mistakes. So from the beginning, I'll walk you through how How to export a proper video.
So, you need to go to the project pane, you need to select the sequence which you are aiming to export. After you select it, you need to go to the timeline, you need to choose the where, where the sequence wants to start and press the letter I on the keyboard that will mark the in for the sequence. Go and mark the place where the sequence is finishing and mark the letter O and then you marking your in and out points of the sequence. After you marked the sequence and you know where it is starting and ending you can Go and export it when you want to export when you want to export after you hold after you click on the sequence you want to export and marking in and out you need to go to the File menu, export and choose media or shortcut command m on Mac and Ctrl m on PC.
The best way to export is using the settings that are best at the Internet. And these settings are from the from the top, you should choose under format, H 264. Then on preset you don't have to do any math or anything too much. I would suggest you go down and increase the V b One Pass into VBR to pass and then accelerate the target bitrate to around 20. This will hold a good resolution and good quality video for you. At the output name, you should choose where you want the source of your export will be sending the file to.
And basically this is pretty much it, you should just press export afterwards and the file will be exporting automatically