Premiere Pro Certification- Terminology
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Andre Lawrence
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Action-Safe Area
The area of a frame in which content placed within the area will display when a project is exported or published.
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A layer added to a sequence of video clips with the intention of adding an effect to every clip on the sequence.
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An app used to render video out to a specified format, quality, and often, a specific playback device.
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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.
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Typical background noise when filming in a location.
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The size of an opening of a camera lens through which light passes.
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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.
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A type of cut in which a sequence of clips is placed in the correct order but the timing of the clips is still to be determined.
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The act of crediting an original author for the use of an author's work.
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A feature used to adjust the overall volume of an audio clip and/or normalize peaks within the audio clip.
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The combining and editing of audio tracks within a timeline.
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The amount of audio samples for an analog signal per second; usually measured in kilohertz.
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A process which performs automatic color grading on a video clip.
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A task in which videos are selected and then added according to a sorted setting, such as the order in which they were selected.
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A setting in which a Premiere project can be set to be saved on an interval. Through this setting, one can also control the number of previous copies of a file to keep.
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The act of rendering multiple video files at once.
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The amount of color information available per pixel within an image.
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A color that will display accurately on most screens.
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Footage used to supplement a video; often used to replace footage considered unusable within the timeline of a video.
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Audio distortion that happens when an amplifier is pushed past its limit.
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A close-up (CU) is a type of shot used to get the focus on a single object.
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Also known as a "HERO SHOT," a shot taken at the end of a scene.
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An encoder or decoder used to encode, decode, and possibly encrypt data as it transmits from a source to a destination.
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The fixing of colors, tones, hues, and saturation within a video project.
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The process of changing a visual tone for an image or video clip.
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A For-Profit use of a work.
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The combining of footage from multiple tracks.
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An archiving method that saves clips in a different format than that of their originals.
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The differences between colors and other settings within an overall design.
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A status of a work that protects the work from use without obtaining permission from the original author of the work.
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A type of scene in which shots are taken from different distances and positions to better capture what is going on in a scene.
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A type of license which gives others permissions to share, use, or add to a created work.
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The act of trimming the edges of a picture or video to remove what is not needed.
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Editing cuts that switches back and forth between scenes.
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A cut made from one shot to another view that matches the first shot's action.
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A shot used to maintain continuity in a scene and/or cover up unusable portions of a main shot while editing a video.
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Points in a video in which an abrupt transition is made from one shot to another.
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A type of edit in which cuts are made but no transitions are added.
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The process of changing a relationship between audio and its media source. For example, one could remap which sounds go into which speakers.
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A color used as part or all of a background that can be replaced easily with footage from another video.
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The distance between the nearest and furthest objects in focus for a camera.
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A work that contains copyright-protected elements of an original work.
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An effect in which one clip fades out while the next clip fades in.
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A cart, often used on tracks, used to move a camera with a person or object during a shot.
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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.
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A panel with pre-built text and graphics that can be added to a video clip.
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A shot (often wide) taken at the beginning of a scene.
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The process of taking a Premiere project and publishing it to a usable format, such as MP4 or MOV.
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The act of deleting video and shifting the remaining timeline left to cover the gap left through the deletion.
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An extreme close-up (ECU) is a type of shot used when one needs to get really close to the object in focus.
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An extreme long shot (ELS) is used to stress the environment of a scene without a specified subject being visible in the shot.
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An effect which has a clip gradually appear or disappear as it enters or exits a frame.
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The international term for "Fair Use."
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The use of a work in such a way that it does not harm, in a financial sense, the author of the original work.
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The area captured on a camera.
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A type of camera lens used when there is no desire for any zooming in or out of an object.
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The reproduction of sound effects used within a video project.
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A shot in which a camera, often on a dolly, is following a main subject throughout a scene.
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The number of frames per second within a video
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A frame within a video clip that is set to display for the remainder of the clip.
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A common video format used for MP4 files and often played on websites such as YouTube and other media websites.
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The distance between the top of a subject's head and the top of a frame.
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The process of pulling raw video into a video project.
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The starting point of a video clip that will actually show within a video.
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The act of adding a video clip to a timeline and moving anything after the clip further in the timeline.
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A monopoly of works assigned to creators of said works.
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A setting which controls how movements behave within a clip. Two examples of this are linear (straight) movements and Bezier (curved) movements.
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A method of modifying a clip's properties.
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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.
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A cut that sets a video clip's audio portion to start before the video clip itself starts to play.
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The space between two characters of text.
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A frame in which the opacity, position, scale, or other object property can be changed.
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A cut that extends an audio clip from a preceding video clip to a subsequent video clip.
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The vertical spacing between two lines of text.
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The act of shooting a scene in a way in which editors have plenty of room to cut from the beginning or ending of the raw footage.
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The act of fitting a video shot at a different aspect ratio from that of one a project is using. This often leaves black lines either above or below a video or along the sides of a video.
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The amount of volume for audio within a video clip.
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The act of deleting video and leaving an empty space where the video once resided.
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A signed waiver to where a location can be filmed and used within a project.
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The act of going to each location of a shoot to look over factors for the shoot, such as parking, availability, and power capabilities.
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A long shot (LS) is used to stress the environment of a scene.
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A text concept in which text appears in the lower third of a video frame.
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A panel that assists with basic and advanced color adjustments to a video clip.
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A spot in a video where notes are made with the intention of future action to be taken on a video.
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The process of getting a background from one video track to show through to another video track.
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A cut that uses elements of one scene to transition to the next scene.
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A series of two or more shots in which one shot is cut to another in a way that the multiple shots still look like a single shot.
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An image that can be used as a background for one or more video clips.
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A setting that, when enabled, allows for caching files with the goal of easing playback.
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A medium close-up (MCU) shot is a type of shot used when one needs to get fairly close to the object in focus.
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A medium shot (MS) is a shot in which equal parts are focused on an object and a background.
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Data properties used for files. Examples include name, film date, camera used, author, frame rate, and aspect ratio, among others.
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A signed waiver allowing a person's likeness to be used within a project.
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A common file format for completed video, commonly found on Mac OS.
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A common file format for completed video.
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A voice used in a video but from someone who is not usually seen in the video.
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The act of placing a sequence inside of another sequence.
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A Creative Commons license that states a work can be used but cannot be altered.
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A not-for-profit use of a work.
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A process used to even out the overall volume within an audio clip.
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The setting of visibility for a video clip. Any background tracks will show through a clip that does not have its opacity set to 100%.
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The ending point of a video clip that will actually show within a video.
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An over-the-shoulder (OTS) shot is used in conversations between two people to where the focus in mostly on the person furthest away in the shot.
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The act of adding a video clip to a timeline and replacing, if needed, parts of future clips. The overall timing of the video is not affected.
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A shot in which a camera is locked into a position but can rotate in order to get a panoramic view of a shot.
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Text created in a specific area through using the Type tool and clicking and dragging within a frame.
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Text created through typing on a prebuilt line which is often built using the Pen tool.
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An effect in which one video clip plays inside another video clip, often taking up a small portion of the frame in which it is playing.
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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.
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A color dot used to display a part of an image.
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A setting that indicates whether GPU acceleration is being used to play back a video.
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A point of view (POV) shot is used to show a scene through the eyes of one of the persons in the scene.
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Text created through using the Type tool and clicking on a frame.
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A frame within a clip that is set to display any time one views the clip while in Icon View in the Project panel.
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The importing, editing, color correction, scoring, and distributing of a video project.
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PRE-PRODUCTION
The production phase which involves developing a shot list, scripting, storyboarding, and location scouting.
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The setup, filming, and wrap stages of a video shoot.
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The panel containing a video that is selected in the timeline and can be edited.
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A Premiere tool used to archive a project and its contents.
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A lower-quality version of a video created for the purposes of faster editing within Premiere.
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A status of a work to where the work is free to use in any capacity. This typically happens 50 to 100 years after an author's death.
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An editing tool used to speed up or slow down a video clip.
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A tool used to cut a video clip into two video clips without affecting the timing of either clip or the overall timeline.
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The act of drawing a video into a final file format, which is a format used to distribute a finished project.
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The density of pixels, or dots, that display either in a video or in an image.
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An editing tool used to adjust the timing of video clips and, in doing so, the overall timing of a video.
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An editing tool used to adjust the timing of video clips while keeping the overall timing of a video the same.
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Text that animates vertically on a screen.
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THE VERY SUBTLE NOISE PRESENT IN JUST ABOUT EVERY ROOM.
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An audio or video setting in which properties such as opacity or volume can be controlled through adding keyframes and then moving the rubber band up or down.
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A shot in which the focal point is on a imaginary line that cuts the screen into thirds vertically or horizontally.
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The portion of a screen in Premiere in which content contained within this portion will display properly upon publishing a project.
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The process of adding composed music to a video project.
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A disk drive designated as the location for temporary audio and video files while they are being worked on.
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A document containing dialogue used in a video shoot.
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The act of making sure all of the shots in a video project are in the correct order.
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A Creative Commons license that stipulates that when a work is shared, it is done so with the same licensing terms as the original work.
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A document containing the order, locations, and number of cameras used for each camera shot in a video.
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A unidirectional microphone, used to capture sound from a very specific source.
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A setting that controls how long a camera's sensor is exposed to light.
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An editing tool used to adjust the portion of a clip being used and, in doing so, affect the timing of the clips before and after the clip being adjusted.
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An editing tool used to adjust the portion of a clip being used without affecting other clips or the overall timing of a video.
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A single track that will play video or audio within a group of tracks. For example, if a clip has five audio tracks and track four is a solo track, all other audio tracks are muted.
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The panel containing a video that can be edited with the intent of eventually adding it to a project sequence.
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A setting that allows for precise inserts and overwrites within a sequence.
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A sketched visual representation of the timeline of a video.
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The act of editing through making cuts to video and/or audio clips. One can choose whether these cuts affect the overall timing of a video.
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A setting that determines whether inserts on one track will affects other tracks in a video.
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A type of camera lens used to film someone far away or magnify a subject that is close up.
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A shot used to get a close-up focus on a subject within a scene.
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A process in which keyframes are used to speed up or slow down a video clip.
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Text that appears within a video frame and used to describe the video or portion of the video it is covering.
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The area of a frame in which a title will appear in full if it is placed in that area.
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The shading of light and dark on an object.
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An audio or video portion within a video clip.
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The spacing among characters within a block of text.
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A tool used to lock a camera in place while filming footage.
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The combination of fonts, sizes, colors, and alignment for text.
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A task in which one makes sure what is supposed to be white within a video is actually white.
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A shot used to describe a scene.
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A transition from one clip to the next in which one clip moves out while the other moves in.
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The act of work for pay.
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A series of steps used to ensure proper procedures are being followed during phases of production.
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A collection of panels used within Premiere. Some are built-in but custom workspaces can be created.
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The last step in the production phase of a video project. This step includes set takedown, equipment removal, and the releasing of people from the project.
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A TYPE OF LENS USED WHEN ONE WANTS TO MOVE THE FOCUS IN AND OUT OF AN OBJECT QUICKLY.
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A shot to where a lens starts at one focal length and ends on a different focal length.
Action-Safe Area
The area of a frame in which content placed within the area will display when a project is exported or published.
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