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Adobe Premiere Certification Study Guide Questions and Answers 100% Solved What is the Source Monitor? This is the screen in the top left section of Premier where the clips played from the Project panel show up. What is the Program Monitor? This is the screen in the top right section of Premier where the clips played from the timeline show up. What is the Project panel? This is the screen in the bottom left section of Premier where you store your clips, sequences and other media. What is icon view in the Project panel? This is where your clips show up as tiny images (icons) in the Project panel. Click on the button in the lower left hand side of the Project panel (as shown above) to achieve this layout. What is the list view in the Project panel? This is where your clips show up as names only in a list in the Project panel. Click on the button in the lower left hand side of the Project panel (as shown above) to achieve this layout. What is the Selection Tool? Use this tool in the Tool Bar to select object such as clips. For example, once you've selected a clip, you can move your mouse to the left to shorten the clip or move your mouse to the right to elongate the clip. Press "V" on the keyboard for the shortcut key. What is the Pen Tool? Use this tool in the Tool Bar, for example, to create keyframes on the opacity curve of a title to fade up and down on the text. Press "P" on the keyboard for the shortcut key. What are keyframes? A key frame in animation and filmmaking is a drawing that defines the starting and ending points of any smooth transition. For example, drawing keyframes on a title clip to fade up and down on the text. What is the Razor Tool? Use this tool in the Tool Bar to slice a clip. Press "C" on the keyboard for the shortcut key. What is the Track Select Tool? Use this tool to highlight whole tracks such Video 1/Audio 1. Press "A" on the keyboard for the shortcut key. What are 4 ways to import media? 1. File Import 2. Command - I 3. Media Browser (shown here) 4. Double click on an empty space in the Project panel. What are 2 ways to export media? 1. File Export Media 2. Command - M What are 3 ways to save your work? 1. File Save 2. Command - S 3. File Save As Save your work EVERY 5 MINUTES, so you don't lose any of your work. What are two ways to mark an in point? 1. Press the Mark In button (shown here). 2. Press "I" on your keyboard. What are two ways to mark an out point? 1. Press the Mark Out button (shown here). 2. Press "O" on your keyboard. What are the two ways to do an Overwrite edit? 1. Press the Overwrite button (shown here). 2. Press the period button (.) on the keyboard. What are the two ways to do an Insert edit? 1. Press the Insert button (show here). 2. Press the comma button (,) What tracks are "armed" in this image? Video 1/Audio 1 What tracks are armed in this image? Video 2/Audio 2 How do you arm a track? Move the V block to the appropriate video track and highlight that track. Move the A1 block to the appropriate audio track and highlight that particular track. Deselect all other tracks. What is the Marker button? Use this button to mark a spot on a clip. For example, in a song, you would mark the bass hits on the audio track to then edit to the beat of the music. What are these points called on the track? Markers


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