This video explores slip and slide edits. Performing slip trims allow you to change a shot's content without changing its position or duration, and performing slide trims allow you to change a shot's position without changing its content or duration. You look at several examples of when you would want to use each.
- [Narrator] When performing ripple and roll edits,…you're manipulating the transition points in various ways.…Now we're going to be talking about slip and slide edits,…two more types of trimming which allow us…to manipulate the content and the position…of our shots within the sequence.…So let's take a look at how.…I again have some markers towards the beginning…of my sequence, where I want to take a look…at some of the visuals and make some changes.…I'm going to zoom in, plus, plus,…and here we have Jack setting up the entire piece…and we have the shot of our bartender…putting up the beer flight and then,…this next shot, I just have Casey drinking.…
And I know that I have a shot of all three guys…cheersing their glasses and I'd really rather have that.…So I'm going to just load this clip…into the source monitor which I can do…by performing a match frame which is the F command.…And, so, you can see that this is the segment…that is edited into the timeline, right.…And then, I can look at all of the frames…right before that to see what else I have access to.…
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5/26/2017This is the first part of a two-part series. The second installment explores more intermediate techniques.
- Touring the Premiere Pro interface
- Asset organization and project management
- Basic editing
- Trimming and refining
- Basic audio editing
- Working with stills and graphics
- Basic effects
- Manipulating clip speed
- Using automatic and basic color correction tools
- Working with titles
- Sharing and exporting
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 5s
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Using the exercise files4m 16s
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1. What's New?
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What's new (April 2017.1) v. 1111m 46s
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2. Getting to Know Adobe Premiere Pro
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3. Setting Up and Organizing your Media
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Importing card-based media7m 52s
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Organizing assets into bins9m 15s
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4. Basic Editing
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Setting up a sequence5m 40s
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5. Refining the edit: Using Trim Tools
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6. Additional Editing and Organizational Techniques
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Performing replace edits4m 8s
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Customizing the keyboard6m 31s
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7. Basic Audio Editing
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8. Working with Stills and Graphics
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Animating stills8m 7s
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9. Working with Effects
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Keyframing effects over time10m 23s
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10. Manipulating Clip Speed
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11. Basic Color Correction
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12. Working with Titles
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Using the Graphics Titler10m 38s
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13. Sharing and Exporting
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Exporting your project8m 28s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 40s
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Video: Changing clip content and position: Slipping and sliding edits