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Author: [Your Name] Publication Date: April 14, 2026 Abstract Noise in digital video—whether from high ISO sensitivity, low light, or compression artifacts—remains a persistent challenge in post-production. Adobe Premiere Pro, a leading non-linear editing system, offers two primary denoising tools: the built-in VR De-Noise effect and the more advanced Neat Video (third-party plugin). This paper evaluates the efficacy, computational cost, and workflow integration of these methods. Findings indicate that while Premiere Pro’s native tools provide a convenient, real-time solution for mild noise, third-party plugins offer superior quality at the expense of render time. A hybrid workflow is proposed for professional editors. 1. Introduction Video noise manifests as random variations in brightness or color information, often resembling grain. Common causes include insufficient lighting, high ISO settings on consumer cameras, and compression in low-bitrate codecs. In professional post-production, denoising is a delicate balance: reducing noise while preserving fine detail (e.g., skin texture, hair, edges) is non-trivial.