I mentioned my problems with Adobe’s Premiere Pro. It’s the video editing program I use to cut up interviews for the little social media feature I do highlighting scholarship in the Media School. I use Premiere because, to use IU’s official lower third graphic and match university branding, I have to use Premiere. <\/p>\n
The people that run that side of things apparently didn’t create a template for other video editing platforms we have available, like Final Cut or Avid. And it’s the lower third template that’s been given me fits. But I have an Adobe pro working on the problem with me now. (Update:<\/strong> She said something today that gave me an idea which would later successfully solve the problem.)<\/p>\n I understand there might be a way to convert a .mogrt file to Final Cut, and I may be trying that soon, just for fun. But, for now, it’s a Premiere project. <\/p>\n And here are some of the latest little clips. <\/p>\n More highly educated consumers tend to view fake news as a riskier proposition, according to research analysis @IUmediaschool<\/a>'s @stevenzheng9<\/a> and alumnus @yanqinlu<\/a> (@smcbgsu<\/a>) presented at @AEJMC<\/a>. @IUCollege<\/a> @IUgradschool<\/a> @IUBProvost<\/a> @CenterForTRIP<\/a> @IUImpact<\/a> @IUAA<\/a> @iumed<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/sVCUt8MlUJ<\/a><\/p>\n — ICR_IU (@icr_iu) September 13, 2021<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n \n