This tutorial shows you how to use Boris BLUE and Boris BCC (Boris Continuum Complete) plug-in transition filters in Premiere Pro CS3.
Use Boris plug-in transitions in Premiere Pro CS3
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How To: Use Boris plug-in transitions in Premiere Pro CS3
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