This tool is is used for splitting clips in a timeline
Razor Tool
This is where clips are arranged
Timeline
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Mp3
This is the only transition you can use to get rid of a jump-cut in Premiere Pro.
Flash
Moving the ring closest to the lens on the camera does this to your video.
Changes the focus
This tool should be in use when clicking on clips and other windows in Premiere
Selection Tool
This is where you can preview a clips contents before editing them
Source Monitor
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Format
By using this technique to avoid a jump cut, you are adding a 'zoom in' of something in the video.
Match cut
By changing this setting, you make your video darker.
ND Filter
This tool is used for making text
Type Tool
This is where clips and images can be found
When you export using h.264 you get what kind of file type
Mp4
This way of avoiding a jump cut adds an additional clip into the video of an area or scene not pictured in the video.
Cutaway
When in manual mode, changing this setting will alter how the color appears on your video.
White Balance
When deleting a clip in Premiere, this option lets you delete the space in between -- snapping the clips from the right to the left, leaving no blank space in between.
Ripple Delete
This is where your edited video can be viewed
Program Monitor
Name one type of file that photos can be saved as.
PNG, JPG, TIFF
This effect is used for taking out a green screen or blue screen
Color Key, Ultra Key
Changing this setting alters the brightness of your video, adding in white to your footage and making it appear lighter, while taking away a bit of the quality.
Gain
This tool allows you to create 'keyframes' on your videos, allowing you to move or zoom them.
This is where you can change the effects you have applied to your clips.
Effect Controls
.pproj
Premiere Project File
By using these, you can make the video/ photos used in your timeline move across the scene or zoom in.
Keyframe
When manually focusing on a person, this is what you zoom in to?
Their eyes