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Adding clips to a Premiere Pro sequence

Adding clips to a Premiere Pro sequence - Premiere Pro Tutorial

From the course: Getting Started with Premiere Pro for the Non-Video Pro

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Adding clips to a Premiere Pro sequence

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- Let's explore the process of adding clips to a sequence. To do this, I want you to open up one of the interim projects that I created so that we're working with the same organized media. Choose "File Open" and navigate to project 04_04_AddingClipsToASequence, and click open. You'll need to promote it to a new clip and you might be asked to reconnect. Again, just choose locate, let it scan and search through your capture scratch. It'll find the clip and click okay, and you're back in business. Here, we've got our interviews. Now I'm going to switch to the editing workflow here for the workspace just make it a bit easier. You'll see a sequence already open called "Rough Cut". It's located inside the Sequences bin. Rough cut is industry jargon that basically means a quick assembly of the clips. We haven't polished it yet with color correction or audio mix, rather we're just quickly assembling the pieces together.…

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