Mac/Editing Vocab

6. To pick where you want a specific video file to start. Shortcut: I
7. Shows you all of the apps on the computer. Can be found in the dock.
11. The process of turning your edit into a final video.
12. Two left clicks quickly in a row.
13. When you switch from one shot to another.
15. A place to put your files to keep them organized.
16. Where you put the video files in the order you want them.
18. A basic mouse click. You usually use your index finger on the left side of the mouse to do this.
19. Anytime you open an app, it will open in the form of a window.
22. Where the videos appear when you import them into premiere.
23. Where you can watch what you have put in your timeline.

1. The software that we will be using to edit our videos.
2. A small rectangular card that the camera records the video files to.
3. The process of loading your video files into the editing software.
4. The files that are recorded from the camera onto the SD card.
5. To pick where you want a specific video file to end. Shortcut: O
8. The file the Premiere Pro creates when you start a new project. This is where your work will save and you can open the project file again to pick up editing where you left off.
9. Where you can watch the video before deciding if you want to add it to your edit.
10. Clicking on the right side of the mouse. You usually do this with your middle finger. This will open a menu of extra options for whatever you are doing.
14. The apps at the bottom of the desktop screen. You can quickly access all of your apps from here.
17. The home screen of the computer. Folders and files can be saved here.
20. To save the progress of your project to the project file. Shortcut: Command+S
21. The folder/file system of the computer. You can choose where to save folders and files using finder.