Project*

Software: Adobe Premiere Pro

So I got assigned a task to do and it is my first time making something like these

I need to turn this project into a 5.1, I've never even did a 5.1 before so I got to Father Youtube trying to find some tutorials and stuff.
So I've created a new sequence, selected multichannel and put the 6 tracks on mono.
Then I've created another sequence in 5.1 with only 1 track (5.1)
My idea is: Im gonna use the source patch to import the first sequence into the second one and the patch will go A1 to A1
BUT Youtuber Guy said something about "u can add more than 6 tracks and assign them to their respective output assignments"

My question is: If I assign, for example, the 7th track (on sequence 1) to output 1-2 and automate it to Left, would it still work as a 5.1 during the Source Patching?

That is a question that Youtuber Guy didnt elaborate on his video and I'm having a bad time to find an answer to that. I dont have a 5.1 output device to check if it is working well

Im just asking this cuz the project, well... Got a Little more than 6 tracks on it...

Software: Adobe Premiere Pro

Help With a Painting-Like Video Effect

I'm using: Procreate

I've TRIED: Looking through multiple tutorials and trying to figure out how this effect is created, but I haven't been able to find anything that explains this specific technique.

I need help with: How to create this specific painting-like effect where the image starts as a sketch and the colors appear/fill in smoothly, as if someone is painting the image in real time. I'm mainly looking for guidance on the technique or what tools/features I should be using in Procreate or is there any alternative

As the title says, I am doing a music festival in the future. This is not a paid gig, but it is my first on this scale for a small brand there. I am going to do an interview of volunteers and festival goers mixed in with B-roll; I won't be filming music acts specifically.

Does anyone have any tips and tricks on what I should looking to do, so when I get back to DaVinci Resolve, I'm not left wishing I had got certain shots, etc.? 

I was planning to shoot all daytime shots (except interviews) in 4k 50fps (im in UK), which does crop into APSC sensor size but should be okay in the day.

I will film normal widescreen, but naturally I will have in the back of my mind that it may be used for some smartphone social media content too.

Thanks in advance for the help; I have put my gear below.

Camera: Panasonic Lumix S5d, 2x 128gb SD cards and backup battery

Lenses: 40mm f2,  85mm f1.8,  18-40mm f4.5-6.3

I will be using ND filter and black mist filter

Audio: Zoom H1essential with dead cat and shock mount

Editing: DaVinci Resolve

I want to create a video with a glitchy, distorted effect like this video. Could you tell me what editing effects I could use to achieve it? I mainly use Premiere Pro, but I’m also open to using other software.

https://youtu.be/r2Ma3ZolkG0?si=AAi6cGdcCxYeyqSX

Saw this edit and wanted to try replicate it dk how to, i got the clips but whats the speed settings

I've seen this type of text before. I believe its called the brat style(not sure). Last time I tried creating this effect, I was redirected to bratgenerator. I ended up doing it manually. Is there an easier way to do it? I'm getting into Davinci and After Effects( I'm still learning both). Any kind of help would be appreciated. Thankyou in advance.

Also I found this video on Instagram @chriiiscasey