Working Remotely? Adobe Offers Team Projects to all Premiere Pro and After Effects Users

Stay productive with remote collaborative editing

Collaborative editing is now included at no extra cost for all Premiere Pro and After Effects users. Prior to today’s announcement, remote collaboration using Team Projects was only available with a Creative Cloud for teams or enterprise license.

Team Projects is a cloud-hosted collaboration service that allows editors and motion graphics artists to work on projects together using Premiere Pro and After Effects. All you need to do is create a team project in Adobe Premiere Pro or After Effects to start collaborating.

Project files are stored and saved in Creative Cloud, and are synced locally. Inside Premiere Pro or After Effects, you can see who else is in the project. Sequence locking ensures no one else can make changes to something you’re working on and makes it easy to hand off edits between collaborators. It’s like working in the same editing room from hundreds of miles away.

FAQ

Who is eligible?

Collaborative editing is available to anyone with a Creative Cloud for Individuals license for Premiere Pro, After Effects, or all apps.

How do I get started with collaborative editing?

As an individual license holder, you will need the latest version of Premiere Pro or After Effects to enable collaborative editing. You can download the latest version of Premiere Pro here and After Effects here.

Where do I learn more about collaborative editing?

Here are some more helpful links with more information on collaborative editing using Team Projects.

Getting Started with Team Projects
Create a Team Project
Collaborate with Team Projects
Share and manage changes with Team Project Collaborators
Add and manage media in Team Projects
Visit the Team Projects Community

Will I be able to use Team Projects collaboration in other Adobe apps?

No. Team Projects collaboration is only available for Premiere Pro and After Effects.

Do I need a Creative Cloud All Apps membership to have access to collaborative editing?

No, you do not need a Creative Cloud All Apps membership to access Team Projects’ collaboration services. Collaborative editing is available to all Premiere Pro and After Effects individual license holders who have access to the latest versions.

What is the difference between Team Projects and Productions?

Productions in Premiere Pro is designed for multi-project workflows using shared local storage. Team Projects is built specifically for collaborative editing, regardless of each editor or artist’s locations. Assets can be stored locally with individual users; project files are stored in Creative Cloud. Please note: The two toolsets are distinct and currently cannot be combined. See this blog post for more information on Productions.