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WorksheetsPremiere Pro Editing Concepts
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
What is a setting in Premiere Pro that determines where project files are stored.
Scratch Disk
Sequence
Timeline
Media Encoder
A panel in Premiere Pro located in the TImeline that determines which tracks receive inserted or overwritten clips
Patch Panel
Source Monitor
Caption Track
Sequence
Saving the final edited video in a format ready for playback or upload
Import
Export
Render file
Save As
Media Encoder is what
a panel in Premiere Pro that edits the in and out points of a video clip
same as the Timeline
a separate app used to queue and export Premiere Pro sequences
an audio editing technique where sound carries over transitions between two video clips
A low-resolution (low-res) duplicate of a video file for easier editing performance is called...?
Shot
Sequence
Proxy
Keyframe
The 3 views you can see your media in the Project Panel are List View, Thumbnails, and...?
Freeform
Poster
Frame
What View in your Project Panel did you need in order to put your Horror Film (Mod 3) in Storyboard form?
List
Thumbnail
Freeform
none of these answers
You can right-click and set each video clip you add to your timeline to "fit to frame" or you can...
Set the Default Media Scaling that controls any video you add to the timeline
Rubberband select all videos and fit them to frame
Do nothing else
use your trim tool in the Scale Panel
What is the Render Bar?
Color indicator above the timeline
like a Snickers, but no peanuts
A trim tool that removes or adds time to your clips
The representative thumbnail image of a video clip used for the project
Keyframe
Poster Frame
Echo Effect
Render Bar
A video effect that creates a ghosted motion trails to suggest disorientation or dreams
Echo Effect
Motion Graphics
Freeform
Proxy
What is an effect that darkens/lightens the frame edges to draw focus inward?
Gain
Nesting
Echo Effect
Vignette
A control to adjust audio volume level of a clip before it enters the mix.
sync
vignette
gain
nesting
Rolling Credits are
A track setting that keeps audio and video synchronized during edits
a vertically scrolling list of contributors to the film
A key moment in an animation OR a point on a timeline where an animation value changes
keyframe
motion graphic
visual effect
sequence
A timeline that contains your video and audio clips arranged in the order you want them to play
shot list
sequence
B-roll
project
All your media, sequences, and edits are contained in this one file
sequence
project
B-roll
shot list
Supplemental video footage that supports the main narrative or VO.
B-roll
Voice Overs
timeline
sequence
The panel where video clips are arranged, trimmed, and edited to build the video
Source Monitor
Project Panel
Timeline
Media Browser
What is a folder that you can organize your media in called?
Folder
File
Bin
Layer
When you are ready to watch your finished video (or turn it in), you
go to File > Save As
go to Edit > Render
go to File > Export
You don't have to do anything, it automatically saves
What does Autoducking do?
it hides video clips in your timeline
automatically lowers music volume under dialogue
it's when you are driving a vehicle and you duck down in the seat
none of these answers are correct
What is a Target Audience?
a specific demographic you want to see your film
a certain age or gender that you want to influence with your video
a group of people you want to send a message to with your video
all of these answers
A structured progression of events in a video that build engagement and deliver a clear narrative
Speed Ramping
B-Roll
Timeline
Story Arc
What is the shortcut "i" used for in Premiere Pro
marks the out point of a video clip you want to use
marks the in-point or beginning of footage you want to use for your sequence
marks the in-point and ending point of footage you want to use for your sequence
cuts your footage you don't want to use
