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- 1. A compressed file format that supports video and audio
- 6. A compressed file format that is audio only
- 7. Premiere panel where you initially trim your clips and audio
- 10. Area of Premiere where your editing tools are located
- 11. Area of Premiere where you assemble your different video, audio, and graphics onto tracks
- 12. By pressing "i" on your source panel timeline you create one of these
- 13. This is the window you use to select your root folder when starting a new project
- 15. This type of edit will automatically close the gap left in the timeline between clips
- 16. The blue triangular icon that you can scroll left to right in the source panel that shows the timeline location of the clip
- 17. Premiere panel where you import your footage
- 19. Another name for "folder" that allows you to organize your media in the project panel
- 20. This tool allows you to add words directly over your clips in the Program Monitor
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- 2. Premiere panel where you see a preview of your finished movie
- 3. A "per-second" video measurement we use to refer to the number of images shown consecutively
- 4. By pressing "crtl + i" you can bring do this to your footage and bring it into premiere from your root folder
- 5. A unit for measuring the relative loudness of audio
- 8. This tool allows you to create keyframes on your audio rubberband to make adjustments
- 9. Premiere panel that allows you to enhance and edit titles and credits
- 14. By pressing "o" on your source panel timeline you create one of these
- 18. By clicking on the wrench in the timeliine you can "________all tracks" to view your tracks in a zoom view