From the course: Premiere Pro Essential Training (2022–2024)
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Setting up a sequence
From the course: Premiere Pro Essential Training (2022–2024)
Setting up a sequence
- [Instructor] Once you've marked your shots, you're ready to start building your sequence. There are a few ways you can start a sequence. I'm going to go into my 3.3 bin where I have a few sub clips that I'm going to lay into a sequence. Now, the first way is what we learned in chapter two which is just drag and drop into an empty timeline before we dragged and dropped from the source monitor. But you can also drag and drop right from the project panel. So I'm going to just select both of these and then drag and drop. Now I'll come over here and rename this. I'm just going to call this demo 1, and let's put that in our sequences example bin. When you drag and drop one or more clips, Premiere Pro is going to automatically set up a sequence that matches the settings of your clip, and specifically, the first clip that you drag in. This is great because you don't have to predetermine what the video properties are. You just throw…
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Basic editing: Laying the foundation3m 38s
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Playing and marking shots7m 6s
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Subclipping shots5m 57s
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Setting up a sequence4m 12s
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Performing insert edits to build the sequence6m 42s
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Moving clips and swapping shots5m 7s
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Removing material for concision7m 31s
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Adding video b-roll7m 47s
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Touring the text-based editing environment6m 12s
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Editing source material with text-based editing4m 32s
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Editing your sequence with text-based editing4m 30s
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