Premiere Video Summary

From these videos, I learned how to use Adobe Premiere to make effective videos with transitions and how to use different tools and techniques to create the video I want to make. A few of the shortcuts that I learned for the tools include the shortcut for the selection tool is (v), the shortcut for the razor tool is (c), and the shortcut for the hand tool is (h). Other keyboard shortcuts include the zoom tool (z), the slide tool (u), and the slip tool (y). The keyboard shortcuts can be modified and changed to fit your preferences and help you work efficiently. Selections are also very important and the right tool can allow you to do various actions that will lead to a more effective video. The panels have different tabs and they are easy to move around in order to organize your space to help you complete different tasks. There are multiple ways to import media depending on the form the media is presented. One common way to import something that is found on your computer, you can clip on the tab that says media browser and navigate to the correct footage that you want to import. To select tools, you can use the “I” and “o” keys to mark the in points and out points. Pressing the space bar allows you to play or pause any imported video. Lastly, once a video is on the timeline, it will “click” with the other videos on the timeline in order to have a smooth transition between clips.