Customizing the Project Panel

Organizing assets

Working with assets

Source and program monitors

Playing assets
Customizing the Project Panel

Organize Media Assets - create bins

and sub -bins to organize media assets
such as video clips, audio, and graphics
 the metadata
columns in the Project panel can be customized
through the Metadata Display window.
Drag the Project Panel - to optimize your workspace, you
can drag the Project panel to a section of the screen that
best suits your editing style and workflow
View Assets in Different Modes -
 Organizing assets

Informative systems- Databases, physical files,

and other systems that store sensitive data
Applications- Software that provides value to
the company, such as customer relationship
management software or project management
tools.
 Organizational process assets (OPAs)- The collective
knowledge and documented processes that an organization
uses to improve its performance, efficiency, and decision-
making.
To ensure the success and continuity of an organization, it's
important to manage and protect its assets effectively. Some ways
to protect an organization's assets include: Using metal asset tags,
Installing surveillance systems, Using anti-theft decals or labels,
Locking laptops and computers, and Using GPS tracking.
Working with assets
Asset management- The practice of buying, selling,
and managing investments to increase wealth over time.
Asset managers are professionals who work for
clients to make decisions on their behalf.
Being an asset at work
Being a resource that others can rely on,
and having the ability to work well with
others. Some ways to be an asset at work
include: .
-Being a team player
-Contributing often
-Going above and beyond
-Being reliable and consistent
-Having good communication skills
-Completing tasks independently
-Managing projects well
 Asset-based working- A way of working that
focuses on strengths, skills, and networks to enable
people to have a more active role in their care.
Accounting- assets are defined as anything a
business owns that has value and can be
converted to cash. The basic accounting
equation states that assets = liabilities +
stockholders' equity. .
Working assets- Working assets are equal to
accounts receivable plus inventory, less accounts
payable, plus PP&E (plant, property and equipment),
capitalized software, plus investment in non-
consolidated joint ventures.
Source and program monitors
The Source Monitor plays back individual clips. In the
Source Monitor, you prepare clips that you want to
add to a sequence. You set In points and Out points,
and specify the clip’s source tracks (audio or video).

you set In points and Out points, and specify the

clip’s source tracks (audio or video). You can
also insert clip markers and add clips to a
sequence in a Timeline panel.
The Program Monitor plays back the
sequence of clips that you are assembling.
It’s your view of the active sequence in a
Timeline panel. You can set sequence
markers and specify sequence In points
and Out points. Sequence In points and Out
points define where frames are added or
removed from the sequence.
Each monitor contains both a time ruler and controls
to play back and cue the current frame of a source
clip or sequence. Set In and Out points, go to In and
Out points, and set markers. Insert and Overwrite
buttons are available in the Source Monitor, and Lift
and Extract buttons are available in the Program
Monitor, by default. Each monitor also contains an
Export Frame button for creating a still from a single
frame of video.
 The Source Monitor
• Playhead: A playhead is a vertical line that indicates the
current position of playback or recording in a digital audio
workstation or video editing program
• Function: the playhead's main function is to show the
current position of playback or recording. It's an essential
tool for precise editing, such as making cuts, aligning
tracks, and setting loop start and end points.
 • How to use: You can move the playhead
by clicking anywhere in the timeline to jump
to that position. You can also drag the
playhead to move it along the timeline.
• Keyboard shortcuts: In Adobe Premiere Pro, you
can use the following keyboard shortcuts to navigate
the timeline:
K: Pauses or stops playback
L: Speeds up playback
J: Plays back the video in reverse
 • Scaling options: Scaling options can
refer to a number of things, including:
Screen resolution- In Windows, you can
change the size of your screen by going to
Display settings, scrolling to Scale and
layout, and selecting an option. The
recommended option is usually the best
choice.
Worksheet scaling- In Microsoft Excel, you can
scale a worksheet for printing by changing the font
size. To do this, you can:

• Click File > Print

• Click Custom Scaling > Custom Scaling Options
under Settings
• Click Page and choose a percentage to
increase or decrease the font size
In/out duration: In Adobe Premiere Pro, the in/out
duration is the selected portion of a clip or sequence
that is being edited or exported. The in point marks the
beginning of the selected range, and the out point
marks the end.
To set in and out points in Premiere Pro, you can:
• Drag the playhead to the desired starting point
• Press the I key to set the in point
• Drag the playhead to the desired ending point
• Press the O key to set the out point
 You can also adjust the in and out points by
dragging them to new positions in the time ruler.
To move the in and out points together, you can:

1.) Hover over the In or Out Grip tool

2.) Hold and drag the In or Out Grip to a different
position
To clear in and out points, you can use
the following keyboard shortcuts:
• Ctrl+Shift+I (Opt+I)
• Ctrl+Shift+O (Opt+O)
• Ctrl+Shift+X (Opt+X).
 • Resolution: Resolution refers to the number of
pixels a screen can show. The higher the number
of pixels a screen can show, the sharper the image
quality is. Baseline full HD features 1,920 x 1,080
pixels (1080p) and there are sharper standards,
QHD (2,560 x 1,440 pixels) and 4K UHD (3,840 x
Settings Button 2,160 pixels).
• Button Editor
The Button Editor in Adobe Premiere Pro is
a tool that allows users to customize the
playback controls and buttons in the video
editing software.
Playing assets
•

1. Video Files: Clips in various formats like MP4,

MOV, AVI, etc.

2. Audio Files: Music tracks, voiceovers, sound

effects in formats like MP3, WAV, or AAC.
3. Images: Still photos or graphics, such as JPEG, PNG, or PSD

4. Titles and Graphics: Text-based or graphic elements created within Premiere

Pro or imported from other design software.

5. Motion Graphics Templates (MOGRT): Customizable templates for animated

graphics.

6. Sequences: Nested or main sequences that contain edited content.

 •

7. Adjustment Layers: Non-destructive layers used for applying

effects or color grading across multiple clips.

8. Markers and Clips with Annotations: Segments with notes or

markers for organization.

9. Linked Media from Dynamic Link: Assets from Adobe After

Effects or other Adobe Creative Cloud apps.
Quiz!
Answer the ff
 Playing with assets
1. These assets are what you
work with.

A. Photo Assets
B. Playing Assets
C. Media Assets
D. Clip Assets
 Playing with assets
2. Where are playing assets typically
managed in Premiere Pro?

A. Timeline
B. Project Panel
C. Effects Panel
D. Source Monitor
 Playing with assets
3. What is the primary purpose of
Adjustment Layers in Premiere Pro?

A. To add text-based graphics

B. To apply effects or color grading non-
destructively across multiple clips
C. To import dynamic link media
D. To edit audio waveforms
 Playing with assets
4. All of these are supported assets
within the source monitor except:

A. Photos
B. Videos
C. Websites
D. Text
 Playing with assets
5. Motion Graphic Templates are also
known as:

A. MGT
B. MOGRT
C. MOGRTE
D. MGTS
Answer key ☺
1. B
2. B
3. B
4. C
5. B
 Customizing project panel
1. What is the primary purpose of
organizing media assets into bins and
sub-bins in Adobe Premiere Pro?
A) To increase the file size of the
project
B )To improve workflow efficiency
and streamline the editing process
C) To add visual effects to the project
D) To convert media assets into
different file formats
 Customizing project panel
2. How can you customize the metadata
displayed for media assets in the Project
panel?
A) By adding new layers to the assets
B ) Through the Timeline panel settings
C) Through the Metadata Display
window
D) By changing the file format of the
assets
 Customizing project panel
3. What is the benefit of dragging the Project
panel to a different section of the screen?
A) It reduces the overall project file size
B ) It optimizes the workspace for your
editing style and workflow
C) It increases the rendering speed of the
project
D) It automatically organizes media assets
into bins
 Customizing project panel
4. In Adobe Premiere Pro, what does the "List
View" mode in the Project panel display?
A) A preview of the media asset
B ) A row of columns containing metadata
about each media asset
C) A visual representation of all your bins
D) A timeline of your project
 Customizing project panel
5. Which of the following is NOT a way to
customize the Project panel in Adobe
Premiere Pro?
A) Organize media assets into bins and sub-
bins
B )Customize the display of metadata columns
C) Drag the Project panel to different areas of
the screen
D) Adjust the playback speed of clips in the
Project panel
Answer key ☺
1.C
2.B
3.B
4.D
5.B
 Working with assets
1. what is asset management?
a. A way of working that focuses on
strengths, skills, and networks to enable
people to have a more active role in their
care.
b. Working assets are equal to accounts
receivable plus inventory, less accounts
payable, plus PP&E
c.The practice of buying, selling, and
managing investments to increase
wealth over time.
d. a software
 Working with assets
2. all choices are ways to be an
asset at work EXCEPT
a.not completing all task
b.being a team player
c.managing projects well
d.good communication skills
 Working with assets
3.Which of the following BEST describes the multifaceted
meaning of "working with assets"?
a. Primarily refers to financial investment management, where
professionals handle clients' portfolios to maximize returns.
b. Encompasses financial investment management, being a
valuable employee, and utilizing personal strengths and
networks for improved outcomes (in personal or professional
contexts).
c. Exclusively relates to accounting principles, where assets
represent a company's valuable possessions convertible to cash.
d. non of the above
 Working with assets
4.which is the kind of
working asstet?
a. Asset management
b.asset-based working
c.accounting
d.all of the above
 Working with assets
5.what is accounting?
a. assets are defined as anything a business
owns that has value and can be converted
to cash.
b. Making a buisness account
c.A way of working that focuses on
strengths, skills, and networks to enable
people to have a more active role in their
care.
d.The practice of buying, selling, and
managing investments to increase wealth
over time.
Answer key ☺

1. C
2. A
3. B
4. D
5. A
 Source and program monitoring
1. What is the primary function of the
Source Monitor?

A. To play back sequences of clips

B. To prepare clips for a sequence
C. To export frames from video
D. To set markers in the timeline
 Source and program monitoring
2. What does the Program Monitor display?

A. The active sequence of clips

B. Individual clips
C. Audio tracks only
D. Video clips only
 Source and program monitoring
3. What is a playhead?

A. A type of video effect

B. A vertical line indicating playback
position
C. A tool for exporting video
D. A method for cutting clips
 Source and program monitoring
4. Which buttons are available in the
Source Monitor by default?

A. Insert and Overwrite

B. Lift and Extract
C. Play and Pause
D. Export and Import
 Source and program monitoring
5. What do sequence In points and Out
points define?

A. The start and end of a clip

B. The duration of a clip
C. Where frames are added or removed
from the sequence
D. The audio levels of a sequence
Answer key ☺
1.B
2.A
3.B
4.A
5.C
 Organizing assets
1.what is the meaning of organizing assets?
A. Software that provides value
B. To ensure the success and continuity of an
organization
C. An organization's assets are the resources
that are essential to its operations and
mission.
D. All of the above
 Organizing assets
2. What is the acronym of Organizational
process assets?
A. OPAs
B. OPA
C. PAO
D. OAP
 Organizing assets
3. What is included in organizing assets?
A. Informative systems
B. Devices
C. Applications
D. All of the above
 Organizing assets
4. What is the meaning of devices?
A. Employee computers, company phones,
and other devices that contain sensitive data.
B. Software that provides value to the
company, such as customer relationship
management software or project
management tools.
C. Databases, physical files, and other
systems that store sensitive data
D. None of the above
 Organizing assets
5. What is included in protecting organizing
assets?
A. Download a anti-virus
B. Using anti-theft decals or labels
C. Using fake GPS tracking
D. The laptop or computers were not locked.
Answer key ☺
1. A
2. A
3. D
4. A
5. B
Thank you !! ☺