Premiere Pro Basics - PART 2

Part 1: Opening & Saving Projects Select the two ways to open a previously saved project.

• File menu > Open Project

• Double-click the project file

• Right-click the project file > Open with

• Select it from Recent on the Premiere Pro home screen

Part 1: Opening & Saving Projects What is the difference between "Save" and "Save As"?

• "Save" updates the current file, while "Save As" creates a new file with a different name or location.

• "Save" creates a new file, while "Save As" updates the current file.

• "Save" and "Save As" both create new files.

• "Save" and "Save As" both update the current file.

Part 1: Opening & Saving Projects How do you set up Auto Save, and what is the recommended frequency?

• By going to settings and enabling Auto Save with a frequency of every 5 minutes.

• By clicking on the save icon every 10-15 minutes.

• By setting up a manual reminder to save every 15 minutes.

• By using a third-party plugin to save every 20 minutes.

Part 2: File Management Bins in Premiere Pro are used for:

• organizing media files

• applying effects

• editing audio

• exporting videos

Part 2: File Management To create a new bin, you need to:

• Right-click and select 'New Bin'

• Press Ctrl + N

• Go to File > New > Bin

• Use the shortcut Alt + B

Part 2: File Management Which of the following are recommended bins you should create for organizing a project?

• Source Files, Documentation, Backups

• Images, Videos, Music

• B-Roll, Audio, Graphics, Extras

• Games, Applications, System Files

Part 3: Importing & Sequences The shortcut for importing files is:

• Ctrl + I

• Ctrl + O

• Ctrl + U

• Ctrl + P

What are two ways to create a new sequence?

• Using a loop and recursion

• Using a list and a dictionary

• Using a function and a class

• Using a variable and a constant

Part 3: Importing & Sequences "Scale to Frame Size" does the following:

• Adjusts the clip to fit the frame size without altering the original resolution.

• Changes the resolution of the clip to match the frame size.

• Resizes the clip to fit the sequence resolution.

• Adds a border to the clip to fit the frame size

The function of the Ripple Edit tool is:

• To move clips in the timeline without affecting other clips

• To trim the beginning or end of a clip

• To apply effects to a clip

• To adjust the volume of a clip