This video explores how to perform ripple edits to trim shot length. You focus on methodically trimming one side of a transition at a time in order to discover whether the trim needs to reduce or add frames. Learn about traditional ripple edits (keyboard shortcut B), temporary ripple capability, as well as extend edits.
- [Narrator] In the previous chapter,…I promised you several times that we would be…getting to some more advanced trimming techniques…and so the time for that is now.…Specifically in this movie,…we'll take a look at how to perform…ripple trims to adjust the length of our clips…and to control where the clips begin and end.…Let me show you what I mean by this.…Right now I have a sequence that's at a slightly…different place in editing and it actually…speaks to a slightly different editing workflow.…In the previous chapter I relied on careful…marking of my in and out points,…and a sort of meticulous sub-clipping…to get exactly what I needed down to the timeline.…
But here I've got the exact same excerpts…of the same clips edited into the timeline…but I've been a lot rougher in laying everything down.…So I've got basically everything I need…but there's some dead space and upcut dialogue…that I need to fix.…So I'm going to play just a few moments of this…so you get the idea.…Let's zoom in, plus, plus.…And play over this edit.…
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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: Trimming shot length using the Ripple Edit tool