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How to Subtitles in Adobe Premiere Elements

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September 07, 2015

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Adrian Lee: Hey! I'm Adrian Lee. I’m a Vlogger, Streamer, and Videography Trainer. I teach aspiring video makers how to shoot and edit videos that viewers want to share. My teaching approach comes from experience. I hit over 110K+ followers on Tiktok and grew my YouTube subscribers to 23k+ after quitting my Corporate Videography Business. Learn more at: www.videolane.com For coaching, social media consulting, workshops, speaking, or other inquiries, email me at: videolane@gmail.com Tiktok: www.Tiktok.com/@adrianvideoimage Youtube: www.youtube.com/videolane Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/videolane Instagram: www.instagram.com/adrianvideoimage

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