What is masking In Premiere Pro, masking refers to the process of selectively hiding or revealing parts of a video or image. It involves creating a shape or path that defines the visible area of the layer. Masking can be useful for various purposes, such as isolating and adjusting specific portions of a clip, creating visual effects, or combining multiple layers. You can use different tools, such as the Pen tool or the shape tools, to draw masks directly on the footage. Once a mask is applied, you can adjust its properties, like feathering or opacity, to achieve the desired visual effect. Masking is a powerful feature in video editing, allowing for precise control over what parts of a clip are visible or affected by certain edits. 1. Selective Color Correction: Scenario: You have a video with a specific object or area that needs color correction. Steps: Apply the Lumetri Color effect to your clip. Create a mask around the object or area you want to correct. Adjust color correction s...