This tool is used to select all clips to the right of the cursor in a sequence. Click a clip with this tool to select the clip and the ones to the right on a single track. Hold the Shift key and click a clip to select the clip and the ones to the right on every track.

 Tool to trim the In or Out point of a clip, close gaps caused by the edit, and preserve all edits to the left or right of the trimmed clip.

 This tool is used to simultaneously change the In and Out points of a pair of adjacent clips on the Timeline: the Rolling Edit Tool trims the In point of one clip and the Out point of the other clip, leaving the combined duration of the two clips unchanged.

This tool is used to shorten or lengthen a clip in the Timeline. It speeds up or slows down the playback of the clip without trimming it, thus leaving the In & Out points of the clip unchanged

 This tool is used to split clips in the Timeline

This tool is used to simultaneously change the In & Out points of a clip in a Timeline, while keeping the overall duration of the clip unchanged.

This tool is used to move a clip to the right or left on the Timeline while trimming any adjacent clips. The combined duration of the clips, and the location of the group in the Timeline, remain unchanged.

All clips have a set of inherent properties that you can animate using the Effects Controls panel. Select the pen tool to set or select key frames for clips in the Timeline.

 This tool is used to move the viewing area of a timeline to the right or left as an alternative to the scroll bar at the base of the Timeline panel.

Used to zoom in or out in the Timeline viewing area.

1st crucial step of an Adobe video editing workflow. That means using consistent file naming schemes, creating a single folder to store all your files and project elements, and even thinking generally about who your audience is and matching your editing styles to the needs of the project.

Getting everything together, organizes and easily accessible: captured media, graphics audio, video and anything else you’ll need

Label all media with keywords, bins and favorites to group everything into easily acceptable categories

Start viewing clips and deciding which should go into the timeline. You just need to create a general framework

With the clips in the timeline, start watching the sequence to fine-tune the order

Once the clips are better organized, you’ll have much better idea of what you can trim. It’s often a good idea to first trim to improve the story, and then worry about trimming for time

This is the time to start polishing your production with cuts, dissolves and wipes.

Once your story is complete, this is a good time to polish even further with necessary text and graphics

This is the step in which you can begin adding music, effects or other audio to create atmosphere

Now is the time to output the project into the appropriate video file

Save your work–trash any clips that you are 100% sure you will never need.