Adobe Premiere Vocabulary

4. An encoder or decoder used to encode, decode and possibly encrypt data as it transmits from a source to a destination
6. A status of work that protects the work from use without obtaining permission from the original author of the work
8. The act of deleting video and shifting the remaining timeline left to cover the gap left through the deletion
9. Editing cuts that switches back and forth between scenes
11. The act of crediting an original author for the use of an author's work.
13. Audio distortion that happens when an amplifier is pushed past its limit
14. A cart, often used in tracks, used to move a camera with a person or object during a shot

1. The size of an opening of a camera lens through which light passes
2. a consideration for design in which a video clip is made easier for those who are vision-impaired to view it and/or for those who are hearing-impaired to use closed captions or similar means for viewing the video
3. The combining of footage from multiple tracks
5. The differences between colors and other settings within an overall design
7. The process of taking a Premiere project and publishing it to a usable format, such as MP4 or MOV
10. The act of trimming the edges of a picture or video to remove what is not needed
12. An effect in which one clip fades out while the next clip fades in
13. A shot used to maintain continuity in a scene and/or cover up unusable portions of a main shot while editing a video