The playhead is currently positioned at a level point on the waveform, which represents a point of silence, when the speaker is quiet. This is called a waveform, and it displays the volume of a track over time. Notice the small graph on the audio track. When working on your own projects, we strongly recommend that you play through the Timeline many times to determine the best edit point for your footage.Ģ Press the + sign on your keyboard three times to cause the Timeline panel to Zoom In on the current position of the playhead.
Jump to the 14-second and 20-frame mark on the Timeline. This is a good point in the clip at which to end it because it is a momentary pause in the character’s rant since he is moving around, this pause point fits with the Cut on Action principle of continuity editing.Ĭlick the current time field in the upper right side of the Timeline panel and type 1420 to In this part of the lesson, you will trim the beginning and end of the Bystander Interview 01.mpeg clip to refine the edit.ġ With the pr0301-working.prproj project still open and the Timeline panel active, move the playhead to the 14-second and 20-frame mark (00 00 14 20) on the Timeline. The type of edit you do in the Timeline helps you judge how each clip relates to the other clips in your sequence, thus refining the rough edit you do by trimming clips in the Source Monitor. You can begin editing clips after you add them to the Timeline.
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For more Adobe Premiere Pro training options, visit AGI’s Premiere Pro Classes.Īdobe Premiere Pro Tutorial: Trimming clips on the Timeline in Premiere Pro It is the third lesson in the Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 Digital Classroom book. This tutorial provides you with a foundation for working with trimming clips in Adobe Premiere Pro.
What you’ll learn in this Premiere Pro Tutorial: Graphic Design for High School Students.
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