How to Copy Effects & Attributes in Premiere Pro
Are you tired of applying color grades, resize controls, and other effects to each clip individually? This tutorial will show you how to copy multiple effects or attributes to a clip or sequence of clips, saving you time and stress!
0:00 - Intro
0:20 - Applying Effects to the First Clip
1:23 - Copying the Effects to the Second Clip
2:03 - Outro
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