1617 APPDC Lesson 2 Worksheet Review sheet for Lesson 2 (This assignment is worth 100 POINTS!) KEY

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1 1617 APPDC Lesson 2 Worksheet Review sheet for Lesson 2 (This assignment is worth 100 POINTS!) Premiere Pro Default Workspace KEY 1. Name, and then describe, the panel located in the top right corner of the default Premiere Pro workspace. The Program Monitor; it is used to playback and preview only the clips on the Timeline. 2. Name, and then describe, the panel located in the top left corner of the default Premiere Pro workspace. The Source Monitor can be used to playback and preview individual clips. 3. Name, and then describe, the panel located in the bottom left corner of the default Premiere Pro workspace. (Where references to imported clips are located.) Project Panelcontains references to all the footage files that you have imported. 4. Name, and then describe, the panel located in the bottom right corner of the default Premiere Pro workspace. (Where you perform the majority of your editing work.) Timeline panel-you perform the majority of your editing work on the Timeline panel, including adding clips, positioning them, and changing their properties. 5. What is metadata? Metadata is a set of information that describes the content or properties of a file. 1

2 6. Describe what happens in the Effects Control panel. Special effects can be added to video and audio clips on the Timeline. Some effects, for example, can change color video to black-and-white, while others alter the color balance of an image or can help to simulate the look of film. The Effect Controls panel allows you to edit effects that have been applied to your clips. To access these, you must select it in the Timeline by clicking it. If you do not have a clip selected, the panel remains blank. You can also use the panel to access the inherent Motion, Opacity, and Audio properties of clips. 7. List the many uses of the Audio Mixer panel. You can use the Audio Mixer to adjust settings while listening to audio tracks and viewing video tracks, you can also use the mixer to add effects, change the volume of relative tracks, or to record audio directly into sequence tracks. 8. How many different tools does Premiere Pro have on the Tools panel? Which tool do you use to SELECT clips, menu items, buttons, and other objects found in the user interface? The Selection Tool 10. Which tool do you use to to shorten or lengthen a clip in the Timeline, which speeds up or slows down the playback of the clip without trimming the clip? The Rate Stretch Tool 11. a) What do you use the Razor Tool for, and b) what does holding the shift key down while using this tool allow? a) Razor tool is used to split clips in the Timeline. b) allows to split all clips across ALL tracks at an exact point. 12. Why might you prefer to use the Ripple Edit Tool instead of the Selection tool to trim the start or end of a clip in the Timeline? You can use the Selection tool to trim the start or end of a clip in the Timeline; however, you might create an empty space between the clips on your Timeline. 13. How do Drop-zones help you when you are customizing and rearranging your workspace? Drop-zones help you work with the docked panel layout by providing you with visual cues as you drag panels to rearrange them. 14. Besides creating independent panels either above and below, or on the sides of an existing panel, what is the third possibility created if you release your mouse while hovering over the center of the drop-zone? The third possibility is to release your mouse while hovering over the center of the drop-zone (labeled C in the figure); this groups, (nests), the panel that you are moving with the existing panel group, creating a new tab. 15. Where can you go to change nearly any aspect of the program, from the default length of transitions and still images, to the interface color and the frequency, and number of automatic backups made for your projects? Application Preferences 16. Give two times when Auto Save is helpful. Auto Save is helpful when the application closes unexpectedly or you need to return to an earlier version of your project. 2

3 17. Where are Auto Save backups of your project stored? It saves your projects to the Adobe Premiere Pro Auto-Save folder. This folder is created automatically by the application and stored in the same location as your original project file. 18. What panel contains references to all the footage files (video, audio, and images) that you have imported into Premiere Pro. As such, it is the creative hub for all you will create with this application. In addition to references to your imported footage, the panel holds the Sequences and Titles that you can create within the application, and is where you locate the items you want to add to the Timeline? The Project panel 19. To ensure portability, performance, and security, many Premiere Pro users highly recommend that you store media where? On an external disk hard drive 20. You can import a wide variety of media, into a Premiere Pro project. List 5 different types of media mentioned in the text. You can import a wide variety of media, including video, audio, still images, After Effects Projects, and other Premiere Pro projects. 21. The keyboard shortcut for the import command is Ctrl+I (Windows) or +I (Mac OS). Command 22. Holding the a) key while selecting files only selects files in a sequential list. To select files non-sequentially, hold the b) (Mac OS) key, and click individual files. a) shift, b) command 23. When you import a folder into Premiere Pro, the application automatically creates a in the Project panel with the same name as the imported folder. bin 24. In NLE (Non-Linear Editing) parlance, a bin is basically just the name for a file folder. The functionality of bins in the Premiere Pro Project panel is almost identical to those of the file on your computer. folders 25. When importing a folder, the of any sub-folders it may contain is also imported. Contents 26. The term bins comes from the days of editing film when the developed film clips were stored in bins for easy organization. In the Premiere Pro project panel, bins serve as file folders to hold and organize your. Media Assets 27. You can create a new bin by clicking the New Bin button located at the - of the Project panel. Bottom-right 28. Storing bins inside one another is an efficient organizational tool and can prevent the Project panel from becoming. Cluttered 3

4 29. The Project panel displays information about each item it contains in a series of columns to the right of each item s name. This information display can be customized so that you can control which properties are most to the type of work you are currently doing at any given time in Premiere Pro. relevant 30. The (~) key acts as a minimize/maximize toggle for whichever panel is currently active. tilde 31. Metadata is information that is attached to files that contains EXTRA information about the file. For a video clip, metadata could include information such as the,, or,, and. Length, audio information, or, frame size, and rate. 32. Timecode is used in video editing and motion graphics programs to keep track of your position along a Timeline, tape, or any time-based medium. You can identify timecode as a series of four numbers separated by colons or semicolons.00:00:00:00 As seen in the example above and reading from left-to-right, the numbers represent: ; ; ;. Hours; Minutes; Seconds; Frames 33. Using the American television standard would mean FPS (frames per second), the European standard is 25 FPS, and the film standard is 24 FPS. In essence, timecode provides a discrete address to each frame of video Clip descriptions can be very helpful, especially when working on longer, more projects, or when working in a team environment. complex 35. In your own projects, you should consider giving each clip in the project panel a unique description. This can include any information you feel is important to your editing process, such as time of day, the subject of the shot, or notes on position or movement. camera 36. The footage display in the Project panel can be based on any currently displayed column. Simply click on any column to reorder the footage in the panel. Heading 37. If you are working on a complex project with many different footage items, it can become very difficult to find the items you are looking for in the Project panel. To make organizing and finding your footage easier, the panel has a field that you can use to quickly find what you are looking for. Simply type the term you want to search for into the text field, and the Project panel begins to hide any item that doesn t match. search 38. As long as any text is present in the Search field, the display of the Project panel is affected. Use the X icon to the right of the text area to the current search. clear 39. Premiere Pro creates a between your project files and the files that you import into the Project panel. link 4

5 40. This linkage system allows you to have a very small project file, but at the same time requires that you manage the media you are using in your projects. If you,, or files that you are using in a project you will receive a missing media warning when Premiere Pro attempts to open it. Move, rename, or delete 41. You should always any missing files before attempting to proceed with your project. The process for locating missing files is automatic and will help you find video, audio, stills, and images. locate 42. What type of content is contained in the Project panel? The Project panel contains references to all the footage files (video, audio, and images) that you have imported into Premiere Pro in addition to the sequences, titles and other supporting material you create in the application. 43. What is the difference between the Source and Program monitors? The Source monitor is used to playback and preview individual clips BEFORE you add them to a sequence. The Program monitor is used to preview clips that have already been added to the Timeline. 5