Premiere Pro

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  1. 2. Quicktime file format created by Apple.
  2. 4. Great file format for compressing video for the internet. Premiere Pro has a ton of Preset options for this format including Youtube, Vimeo, and a variety of mobile devices.
  3. 5. You can use this to scrub through your video. Just click anywhere on the time ruler to jump the play head to that part of your film.
  4. 7. This is a way of telling Premiere where you want to start a clip.
  5. 9. Another name for a timeline
  6. 11. This will temporarily mute an audio track.
  7. 13. This is a Photoshop file and will allow you to import it as a flattened image or all the layers as a sequence which is great if you want to animate the parts independently.
  8. 14. This is a layout for panels that is common across all Adobe applications. Premiere comes with a handful of standard workspaces and can be customized and saved.
  9. 15. These are the thin white boxes in the title panel. They indicate the areas that some televisions cut off. The inner box is the title safe area (no televisions cut off this area) and the outer box is the action safe area (some televisions cut off this area). If your only output will be for the web you don’t have to worry about these guidelines.
  10. 16. This is how you get media into your project.
  11. 18. This is when you put one sequence inside another.
  12. 20. This is when you move the playhead back and forth across the time ruler to get the video in the program monitor to play forward and backward.
  13. 22. This is the size of the video image
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  1. 1. Is a file-based format for high definition video that many of the modern DSLR cameras are using.
  2. 3. These allow you to set specific volume/opacity levels on the timeline. They are also used in the effects control panel to set different values throughout a clip.
  3. 5. Great for images with lots of color and transparency.
  4. 6. This feature adds a clip to the selected track and shifts everything down on the timeline making the film longer.
  5. 8. This is the term used for audio transitions.
  6. 10. This is the process of improving the color of your film using effects like the “Three-way color corrector” to balance skin tones, match the color from one shot to another and ensure that your colors are broadcast safe.
  7. 12. Common compressed audio format (usually smaller)
  8. 17. Most photographs use this format.
  9. 19. Moves a scene from one shot to the next.
  10. 21. These are folders that allow you to organize your Project panel.