Learn how to perform Fit to Fill editing, which lets us force fit specific marked portions within the source into specific marked areas within the sequence, thereby producing speed changes. You explore how to do this to make subtle speed changes, as well as exaggerated fast motion and slow motion.
- [Instructor] Let's look at how to perform…fit to fill editing which allows us…to fit a certain duration of source material…into a marked area in the timeline.…Okay, so let's take a look,…I'm going to load my pre-fit to fill sequence here…and I have a number of markers…and I'm going to come to this first one…and this action is of the door of the brewery raising…and we have Casey and Kyle walking in, okay?…But they're kind of walking fairly slowly…and this shot is already fairly long anyway…and what I would like is for the entire action…of the door raising and them walking into the brewery…to occur in this introductory shot.…
I'm just going to play it so you can see…the speed that it's at naturally.…(rock music playing)…Alright and then I'm going to perform a match frame…so that we can see the entire shot,…so I'll just park on the shot and press F…and this marked portion is what's currently in the timeline…but what I'm interested in is just subtly changing it…so that we get basically the entire door raising…and them walking fully into the brewery, okay?…
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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: Performing fit-to-fill editing to force specific speed changes