How to remove black bars after image rotation

I am very new to using premiere pro. I took a video with my smartphone as the content for a project. The original dimentions was 1280 wide and 720high. I imported the video and needed to rotate it 90 degrees. Instead of wide, I need it tall. I imported and then went under effects control - motion - rotation to rotate how I wanted.
But now on the screen has black bars on the sides since rotating it, and when I export the basic video settings is greyed out, so I can't change it. It is set/fixed at 1280 x 720 with the black bars.
How can I remove the side black bars in premiere pro to fit the dimensions of the newly rotated video?

You need to create a new sequence with the settings at 720X1280 and put your video on that sequence. It requires you to use the custom settings so make sure everything matches.
To export it after you edit it, choose a 720p format and unlock the Width and Height so you can manually set the image to 720X1280. That should work for you.
To make sure I wasn't steering you wrong, I just shot a vertical video, imported it into a 720X1280 custom sequence, put a title on it and exported it using an Android preset, unlocked the settings and swapped the width and the height. I then emailed it to my phone and played it. Worked great. It also plays OK in Windows Media Player. It is funny to see it that way on a PC, but I can think of a few reasons that I might be inclined to shoot that way. Specifically if I was going to play it on a portrait oriented display.

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