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unit 2 (Adobe Premiere Pro)

The document provides an overview of Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Sound Booth, detailing workspace customization, editing tools, project creation, and audio editing techniques. It explains key concepts such as source clips, timeline panels, and editing workflows, as well as the functionality of various panels in Sound Booth. Additionally, it differentiates between effects like fade in/out and zoom in/out, outlining their applications in video editing.

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unit 2 (Adobe Premiere Pro)

The document provides an overview of Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Sound Booth, detailing workspace customization, editing tools, project creation, and audio editing techniques. It explains key concepts such as source clips, timeline panels, and editing workflows, as well as the functionality of various panels in Sound Booth. Additionally, it differentiates between effects like fade in/out and zoom in/out, outlining their applications in video editing.

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UNIT 2 : BASICS OF VIDEO AND SOUND EDITING

SESSION 1: INTRODUCTION TO ADOBE PREMIERE PRO


Q1. Discuss the meaning of Workspace in Adobe Premier Pro?
Ans: When you work with Adobe Premier Pro, it presents a virtual workspace on the screen.
You can move windows around, close some items and open others.
To begin, start by launching Adobe Premier Pro, Click Start- All Programs -Adobe Premier Pro, and then
click on the New Project.
The main window of a program is the application window. Panels are organized in this window in an
arrangement called a workspace.
The default workspace contains groups of panels as well as panels that standalone. You customize a
workspace by arranging panels in the layout that best suits your working style.
Example of Workspace
A. Application window B. Grouped panels C. Individual panel.

Q 2. Name the editing Tools of Adobe Premier Pro.


Ans: Toolbox
A. Selection tool B. Track Selection tool C. Ripple Edit tool D. Rolling Edit tool E. Rate Stretch tool F.
Razor tool G. Slip tool H. Slide tool I. Pen tool J. Hand tool K. Zoom tool

Q3. Describe the procedure for creating a project in Adobe Premier Pro.
Ans: 1. Start a project simply by using one of the presets provided in the New Project dialog box.
The presets included with Adobe Premiere Pro include common project types.
2. Preserve editing quality by using a preset that conforms to the specifications of your original assets.
For example, if your project uses footage mostly in DV format, use a DV preset. If you need to specify
lower quality settings for outputs (such as streaming web video) not change your project settings—
instead, change your export settings later.
3. Once a project is created, some project settings, such as the time base settings, are locked. This
prevents unwanted inconsistencies that could result from changing project settings later.
4. Either choose New Project on the Welcome screen that appears when Adobe Premiere Pro starts up
or, after the application is open, choose File > New > Project.
5. For Location, specify where you want to store the project on disk.
6. Type the name of the project, and then click OK.

SESSION 2: EDITING A VIDEO

Q1. Differentiate between the following: Source Clips, Clip Instances, and Sub clips.
ANS: Source (master) clip: It is originally imported video into the Project panel.
Clip Instance: It is a dependent reference to a source clip used in a sequence.
Sub clip: It is a section of a master clip referencing the master clip's media file.
Duplicate clip: It is an independent copy of a source clip

Q2. Discuss Timeline panel in the Adobe Premier Pro.


Ans: A. Sequence tabs B. Time ruler C. Video tracks D. Audio tracks
Each sequence in a project can appear as a tab in a single Timeline panel, or in a separate Timeline
panel. A sequence must contain at least one video track and one audio track. Multiple video tracks are
used to superimpose clips.
Sequences with audio tracks must also contain a master audio track, where the output of regular audio
tracks is directed for mixing.

Q3: How to work with tracks in Adobe Premier Pro.


Ans: The video and audio tracks in the Timeline panel are where you arrange clips, edit them, and add
special effects. You can add or remove tracks as needed, rename them, and determine which can be
affected by a procedure.

Q4. Editing Workflow


Ans: You create your project in Adobe Premiere Pro by assembling clips into a sequence. The workflow
you choose depends on your preferences and the needs of your project. Here is a common editing
workflow:
1. View and trim source clips in the Source Monitor
2. Assemble clips into a sequence
3. Retrim clips in a sequence
4. Adjust clip attributes if necessary
5. Rearrange clips
Q5. Explain the process of Navigation in the Time line Panel of Adobe Premiere Pro.
Ans: The Timeline panel contains several controls for moving through the frames of a sequence.

Time navigation controls in the Timeline panel


A. Current-time display B. Current-time indicator C. Viewing area bar D. Work area bar E. Time ruler F.
Zoom out G. Zoom slider H. Zoom in

SESSION 3: INTRODUCTION TO ADOBE SOUND BOOTH


1. In Adobe Sound Booth, the upper-left corner of the default workspace contains the __Tools________
panel.
2. The Tools panel contains the most frequently used tools in _Sound__ booth, the Time Selection tool,
the Frequency Selection tool, the Marquee tool, the Lasso tool, the Hand tool and the Zoom tool.
3. In the upper-right corner of the interface is a __Workspace__ pop-up menu.
4. The __Markers_ panel allows you to add markers (known in Adobe Flash as cue points) at any point
in your sound file.

Q1. Different panels of Adobe Sound Booth


Ans: Files Panel
Editor Panel
Task Panel
Effects Panel
Markers Panel
History Panel

SESSION 4: EDITING SOUND


1. While editing audio in Sound Booth, you can see the waveform of the file in the ____Editor____
panel.
2. To view the entire waveform in the main window, click the _Zoom __ Full button <> to the right
of the zoom navigator.
3. After you select a range, the workflow is similar to having text selected in a word processing
program, that is, you can edit, cut, copy, paste it, and soon. To access these options, press
___Control____ and right-click on the selected range, use the standard keyboard commands or
use the ____Edit_____ menu.
4. Differentiate between Fade in and Fade out.
Ans: In Adobe Premiere Pro, the main difference between fade in and fade out is where the effect is
applied in the video clip:
 Fade in: Applies to the beginning of the video clip
 Fade out: Applies to the end of the video clip
To apply a fade in or fade out effect in Premiere Pro, you can use the Dissolve folder to select a
transition. You can also keyframe the opacity of the clip to start at zero and increase to 100%.

5. Differentiate between zoom in and zoom out.


Ans: In Adobe Premiere Pro, zooming in increases the scale value of a shot, while zooming out makes it
smaller:
Action Description

Zoom in Adjusts the scale value of a shot to make it look larger

Zoom out Adjusts the scale value of a shot to make it look smaller
Here are some ways to zoom in and out in Adobe Premiere Pro:
 Scroll bar: Push a node inward to zoom in, or pull it outward to zoom out
 Keyboard: Hold Alt and use the scroll wheel to zoom in and out
 Keyboard: Press Backslash to zoom out and see all active clips.

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