How do you apply a color effect to multiple clips at once in Premiere Pro?

Applying a color effect to multiple clips at once in Premiere Pro is efficiently accomplished by copying and pasting attributes or utilizing adjustment layers.

When you copy and paste attributes, you essentially take the color effect applied to one clip and duplicate it across any other clips you select. This saves considerable time compared to manually adjusting each clip individually, ensuring consistency across the visual elements in your project.

Alternatively, adjustment layers provide a flexible method to apply a color effect over multiple clips that are located beneath the adjustment layer in the timeline. By placing an adjustment layer above the clips and applying the desired color effect to that layer, all underlying clips will automatically inherit the effect, making it easy to make broad changes or corrections while maintaining a non-destructive workflow.

Both methods are efficient and effective for batch processing clips, especially in projects where uniformity in color grading is essential.