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on the left side of the program monitor, the time shows 00:05:15. what does this indicate?

5 seconds, 15 frames in the sequence

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Maximizes the Selected Panel

Locking a track ensures that which becomes true of that track?

Nothing can be deleted, nothing can be moved, nothing can be added

L

Plays Forward

J

Plays in Reverse

set projects to save automatically every five minutes

Step 1: Click the Edit menu Step 2: Click Preferences Step 3: Click General Step 4: Click the Auto Save page Step 5: Click in the Automatically Save Every field Step 6: Type: 5 Step 7: Click the OK button

Open the Essential Sound Workspace, and then nest it in the Project panel

Step 1: Click the Editing workspace Step 2: Click the window menu Step 3: Click essential sound Step 4: Click and drag the panel to nest in the project panel

Import the End Logo.psd file from the Student folder, making sure that each layer imports as a separate .psd file.

Step 1: Click the File menu Step 2: Click Import Step 3: Click the End Logo.psd file Step 4: Click the Open button Step 5: Click the Import As drop-down arrow Step 6: Click Individual Layers Step 7: Click the OK button

Use the Insert option to move the selected video clip from the Source Monitor into the V1 track timeline.

Step 1: Click the Insert icon in the Source Monitor

delete the video 5 and audio 5 tracks from the current timeline

Step 1: Click the Sequence drop-down arrow Step 2: Click Delete Tracks Step 3: In the Video Tracks area, click the drop-down arrow Step 4: Click Video 5 Step 5: In the Audio Tracks area, click the drop-down arrow Step 6: Click Audio 5 Step 7: Click OK button

Hide the V1 track, and the mute the A1, A2, and A3 tracks.

Step 1: Click the eye on the V1 track Step 2: Click the M on the A1 track Step 3: Click the M on the A2 track Step 4: Click the M on the A3 track

Close the Metadata and History panels. Then, save the current workspace with my name, My Essentials.

Step 1: Click the menu next to the Metadata panel Step 2: Click close panel Step 3: Click the menu next to the history panel Step 4: Click close panel Step 5: Click the window menu Step 6: Click workspaces Step 7: Click save as new workspaces Step 8: Type: My essentials Step 9: Click the ok button

Add the Safe Margins to the lfdt side of the button row on the Program Monitor. Then turn on Safe Margins.

Step 1: Click the plus sign within the Program Monitor to invoke the button editor Step 2: Click and drag the Safe Margins button to the left side of the button row Step 3: Click the OK button Step 4: Click the Safe Margins button

Click and drag the video, Fishing Long Shot, to the timeline to create a sequence. Use the right-click method to rename the sequence, Fishing B-Roll

Step 1: Click the video, Fishing Long Shot Step 2: Drag the video to the timeline Step 3: Right-click the sequence name Step 4: Click Rename Step 5: Type: Fishing B-Roll Step 6: Press the Enter key

Make a proxy of Shot 4 in the Outdoor Fun Project 24a file.

Step 1: Double-click the Project panel to maximize it Step 2: Open the Outdoor Fun Project 24a file Step 3: Right-click the Shot 4 video Step 4: Click Proxy Step 5: Click Create Proxies Step 6: Click the OK button

Relink the Golfer Long Shot clip to the Person Golfing LS clip.

Step 1: Right-click the Golfer Long Shot clip Step 2: Click Link Media Step 3: Click the Locate button Step 4: Click on the clip with the name, Person Golfing LS Step 5: Click the OK button

Nest the selected clips as their own sequence inside of the current timeline. Name the new sequence, Paragliding Cell Phone Video Flattened.

Step 1: Right-click the selected clips Step 2: Click Nest Step 3: Type: Paragliding Cell Phone Video Flattened Step 4: Click the OK button

K

Stops Playing the Timeline

\

Zooms Out to Entire Sequence

dolly

a cart, often used on tracks, used to move a camera with a person or object during a shot

close-up

a close-up (cu) is a type of shot used to get the focus on a single object

chroma key

a color used as part or all of a background that can be replaced easily with footage from another video

h.264

a common video format used for MP4 files and often played on websites such as YouTube and other media websites

accessibility

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

L-cut

a cut that extends an audio clip from a preceding video clip to a subsequent video clip

j-cut

a cut that sets a video clips audio portion to start before the video clip itself starts to play

audio gain

a feature used to adjust the overall volume of an audio clip and/or normalize peaks within the audio clip

commercial use

a for-profit use of a work

keyframe

a frame in which the opacity, position, scale, or other object property can be changed

freeze frame

a frame within a video clip that is set to display for the remainder of the clip

adjustment layer

a layer added to a sequence of video clips w/ the intention of adding an effect to every clip on the sequence

intellectual property

a monopoly of works assigned to creators of said works

auto tone

a process which performs automatic color grading on a video clip

auto-save

a setting in which a premiere project can be set to be saved on an internal. Through this setting

alpha channel

a setting in which one can look at a track and determine what is being shown and hidden, as white indicates the portion of a track that is showing and black indicates the portion of a track that is hiding

interpolation

a setting which controls how movements behave within a clip. two examples of this are linear (straight) movements and Bezier (curved) movements

establishing shot

a shot (often wide) taken at the beginning of a scene

following the action

a shot in which a camera, often on a dolly, is following a main subject throughout a scene

cutaway

a shot used to maintain continuity in a scene and/or cover up unusable portions of a main shot while editing a video

copyright

a status of a work that protects the work from use without obtaining permission from the original author of the work

automating to sequence

a task in which videos are selected and then added according to a sorted setting, such as the order in which they were selected

what is a sequence

a timeline of clips

fixed lens

a type of camera lens used when there is no desire for any zooming in or out of an project

assembly cut

a type of cut in which a sequence of clips is placed in the correct order but the timing

cut-only edit

a type of edit in which cuts are made but no transitions are added

creative commons

a type of license which gives others permissions to share, use, or add to a created work

dynamic linking

a type of linking to where changes made to an original file are reflected to the file when it is inside of a premiere project

coverage shot

a type of scene in which shots are taken from different distances and positions to better capture what is going on in a scene

deriative work

a work that contains copyright-protected elements of an original work

closing shot

also known as a hero shot, a shot taken at the end of a scene

adobe media encoder

an app used to render video out to a specified format, quality, and often, a specific playback device

dissolve

an effect in which one clip fades out while the next clip fades in

fade

an effect which has a clip gradually appear or disappear as it enters or exits a frame

codec

an encoder or decoder used to encode, decode, and possibly encrypt data as it transmits from a source to a destination

extreme close-up

an extreme close-up (ECU) is a type of shot used when one needs to get really close to the object in focus

extreme long shot

an extreme long shot (ELS) is used to stress the environment of a scene without a specified subject being visible in the shot

clipping

audio distortion that happens when an amplifier is pushed past its limit

a _____ is an abrupt transition from one shot to another

cut

a location release must be signed before filming in any location

false

b-roll footage

footage used to supplement a video; often used to replace footage considered unusable within the timeline of a video

which button in the timeline controls behavior, and does not link or unlink clips?

linked selection

cut-off points

points in a video in which an abrupt transition is made from one shot to another

premiere CC 2018 is used in what phase of production

post-production

what is the name for the set of disks that stores temporary audio and video files

scratch disks

which panel offers the option to add just the audio or just the video from a clip to a sequence

source monitor

If a clip is inserted into the timeline and only the audio or video appears, chances are the ______________ for that track is not on

source patch

what lens is used to film a subject that is far away or magnify a subject that is close-up

telephoto

crawling text

text that animates horizontally on a screen

inserting

the act of adding a video clip to a timeline and moving anything after the clip further in the timeline

attribution

the act of crediting an original author for the use of an authors work

extracting

the act of deleting video and shifting the remaining timeline left to cover the gap left through the deletion

additive editing

the act of editing through adding video and/or audio to an overall timeline.

batch processing

the act of rendering multiple video files at once

cropping

the act of trimming the edges of a picture or video to remove what is not needed

audio sampling rate

the amount of audio samples for an analog signal per second; usually measured in kilohertz

field of view

the area captured on a camera

action safe area

the area of a frame in which content placed within the area will display when a project is exported or published

compositing

the combining of footage from multiple tracks

contrast

the differences between colors and other settings within an overall design

depth of field

the distance between the nearest and furthest objects in focus for a camera

head room

the distance between the top of a subjects head and the top of a frame

color correction

the fixing of colors, tones, hues, and saturation within a video project

ISO

the international organization of standardization (ISO) measures the sensitivity of an image sensor in relation to light. the lower the number, the finer the grain

fair dealing

the international term for fair use

frame rate

the number of frames per second within a video

channel remapping

the process of changing a relationship between audio and its media source. For example, one could remap which sounds go into which speakers

color grading

the process of changing a visual tone for an image or video clip

importing

the process of pulling raw video into a video project

exporting

the process of taking a premiere project and publishing it to a usable format, such as MP4 or MOV

what considerations need to be made while evaluating the purpose and audience needs?

the publishing platform and client goals

aspect ratio

the ratio of vertical to horizontal pixels within a video. for example, a video shot at 1280 x 720 will have an aspect ratio of 4:3

foley sound

the reproduction of sound effects used within a video project

aperture

the size of an opening of a camera lens through which light passes

kerning

the space between two characters of text

in point

the starting point of a video clip that will actually show within a video

fair use

the use of a work in such a way that it does not harm, in a financial sense, the author of the original work

ambient sound

typical background noise when filming in a location

what are two ways to obtain proper permission to use copyrighted material?

use public domain work and license