When you edit sound bites of several clips together, you create a narrative sound track. True or false?
2.
When you mark edit points in the Timeline, do the same shortcuts apply that you used in the Viewer to mark clips?
3.
How many edit points are required to make an edit, three or four?
4.
How can you remove a clip in the Timeline and remove the gap at the same time?
5.
What edit function can you use to exchange one clip in the Timeline with another clip?
6.
When in icon view, if you want to scrub through a thumbnail image in a bin, what tool must you use?
7.
How do you set a new poster frame for a clip in the Browser? How do you set it for a clip in the Viewer?
8.
How do you align clips in a bin when you want to practice storyboard editing?
Answers
1.
True.
2.
Yes.
3.
Only three points, often referred to as three-point editing.
4.
Select the clip and press Shift-Delete.
5.
The Replace edit function.
6.
The Scrub tool.
7.
In the Browser, scrub to a new frame, press Control, release the mouse, then release the Control key. In the Viewer, move the playhead to the desired frame and choose Mark > Set Poster Frame.
8.
Place clips in a row from left to right, but make sure each clip is slightly lower than the previous one, creating a downward slant.
Keyboard Shortcuts
Shift-Delete
Deletes a clip and the gap it creates in the Timeline
Delete
Deletes the selected clip and leaves a gap
F11
Replaces edit
Ctrl-click on bin
Opens a shortcut menu enabling you to create a new bin or sequence in that bin
Shift-G
Moves the playhead forward to the next gap
Option-G
Moves the playhead backward to the most recent gap
