As media technology advances the line between video editing and motion graphics is being blurred. Clients have come to expect more capabilities from nonlinear editing systems like Avid, Final Cut Pro, and Adobe Premiere Pro.

At the same time advances in processing power and storage capacity have enabled motion graphic applications such as After Effects to handle ever longer projects. In the past graphic artists would transfer short animation clips without sound to tape for video editors to assemble in online edit suites.

Today at JPS Motion Graphics we use a flexible approach: Adobe Premiere Pro is used to capture and record video to and from video tape machines. It is also used to edit non graphic intensive projects and longer form projects.

Our primary tool for video editing is:

Adobe Premiere Pro