Editing
Learn the basic differences between Avid Media Composer and Premiere Pro. You'll also learn how to customize your keyboard and UI to fit your needs.
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Learning Outcomes:
- Understand Premiere Pro terminology differences from Avid
- Customize the Premiere Pro interface for efficiency
- Utilize keyboard shortcuts for faster editing
Level: Advanced
Skills you'll gain:
Editing, Premiere Pro, Customization, Keyboard Shortcuts
Key Insights
- Avid bins are equivalent to Premiere Pro projects.
- Premiere Pro allows multiple sequences with different settings.
- Panels in Premiere Pro can be docked or floated.
- Keyboard shortcuts can be customized for editing efficiency.
- Use the source monitor for precise editing with in and out points.
- Targeting affects clips already on the timeline.
- Utilize ripple and roll edits for efficient trimming.
- Markers can be added to clips and timelines for reference.
- The trim window allows for fine-tuning edits between clips.
- Source record style editing can be approximated in Premiere Pro.