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NEW QUESTION 23
In a sequence, you have several clips with through-edits.
How can you configure Adobe Premiere Pro to highlight these edits?
- A. Select Edit > Preferences > Timeline and check Show Through Edits.
- B. Right-dick any edit point and select Show Through Edits.
- C. Right-dick any instance of the clip and select Show Through Edits.
- D. Click Timeline Display Settings and choose Show Through Edits.
Answer: D
NEW QUESTION 24
You want to create proxies in Premiere Pro- and the existing presets are not suitable for your media. How do you create a custom Ingest preset for Premiere Pro?
- A. Use Premiere Pro Ingest settings to create a custom preset
- B. Use Adobe Media Encoder to create a custom preset for use in Premiere Pro.
- C. Use File > Export > Ingest Preset to create a custom preset
- D. Use Preferences > General, check Save Export Presets as Ingest Presets.
Answer: A
NEW QUESTION 25
You are working using the list view in the Project panel and would like to sort clips by date when the original media was created. The needed column is not visible.
How can you make this column visible?
- A. Choose Clip > Metadata Display.
- B. Choose Window > Metadata.
- C. Choose Pile > Project Settings > Metadata.
- D. Right-click on the column header and choose Metadata Display.
Answer: C
NEW QUESTION 26
You are -working on a sequence in Adobe Premiere Pro. You would like to create a new graphic in Adobe Photoshop to incorporate in the current sequence. How can you create a new Photoshop file with settings that match the current Premiere Pro sequence?
- A. With the sequence open in the Timeline panel choose File > New > Photoshop File.
- B. In the Essential Graphics panel open the New Layer menu and choose Photoshop File.
- C. With the sequence in the Timeline panel, choose Graphics > New > Photoshop file.
- D. Select the sequence in the Project panel. Choose Photoshop File In the New Hem menu.
Answer: C
NEW QUESTION 27
You are color collecting some clips using the Vectorscope YUV in the Lumetri Scopes panel as a reference.
What is the function of this scope?
- A. It displays the vector information of a non-raster dip. such as an Illustrator file.
- B. It displays a circular chart similar to a color wheel, that shows the videos chrominance information.
- C. It displays a horizontal chart with luminance information matching left and right of the clip.
- D. It displays the RGB information on the dip using luminance values.
Answer: B
NEW QUESTION 28
You are performing drag-and-drop editing using the Program monitor drop-zones.
What happens when you drop a video only dip onto the Replace Edit drop zone in the Program monitor, with no clips selected in the sequence?
- A. The clip replaces media at The In point marked in the sequence using In point or media start from the Source clip.
- B. If there is content on the patched tracks at the playhead and an In or an Out point exists In the sequence, the clip replaces media In the sequence.
- C. The clip replaces media in the Timeline using an Overwrite edit, based on duration of In to Out points marked m the Source clip.
- D. If there is a video dip on the patched Hack at the playhead position, the new clip replaces it Otherwise, no edit is performed.
Answer: D
NEW QUESTION 29
When you change the label color ofa clip inthe timeline, you also want it to change automatically m the Project panel. How can you accomplish this?
- A. Choose Project Settings dialog > Display the project item name and label color for all Instances.
- B. Choose Clip > Label > Display the project item name and label color for all instances.
- C. Choose Edit > Label > Display the project item name and label color for all instances.
- D. Choose Sequence > Label > Display the project item name and label color for all instances.
Answer: B
NEW QUESTION 30
You have been given a USB microphone to record a voiceover.
How can you select the new microphone without opening the application preferences?
- A. In the Timeline panel menu, choose the USB microphone as the default input
- B. Open the Essential Sound panel and choose the USB Microphone as the input
- C. Open the Audio Clip Mixer and enable the track for recording. Choose the USB microphone.
- D. Right click the Audio Track Header > Voice-Over Record Settings > Input Choose the USB microphone.
Answer: C
NEW QUESTION 31
You have added a competeinterviewclip onto a timeline. At the beginning of the dip. there are 10 seconds of material that you want to remove without leavinga gap.
How can you achieve this?
- A. Enable the Razor Tool to add an edit point at the desired start point and delete the dip to the left of the new edit point.
- B. Using the Selection Tool elide and drag the edit point of the clip and move it to where you want this clip to begin.
- C. Select the edit point at the Beginning of your clip and move your playhead to where you want this clip to start and press E.
- D. Place the playhead at the location where want this clip to begin and press Q to perform a Ripple Trim to playhead edit.
Answer: C
NEW QUESTION 32
You want to use Clip > Modify > Interpret Footage to change a clips dip to 481ps. The clip has already been edited into a 24fps sequence. What happens to the clip in the timeline?
- A. The sequence displays only every other frame of the clip, playing it tw.ce as slow.
- B. The sequence displays every frame of the clip, playing It twice as fast.
- C. The sequence displays only every other frame of the clip, playing it twice as fast
- D. The sequence displays every frame of the clip, playing It twice as slow.
Answer: A
NEW QUESTION 33
You have an edit point selected as Roll edit (red brackets and you would like to dim one frame left. What is the default shortcut to perform this operation?
- A. Control (Windows) / Command (macOS) + left bracket key
- B. Alt (Windows) / Option (macOS) + up arrow key
- C. Alt (Windows! / Shift (macOS) + left arrow
- D. Control (Windows) / Option (macOS) + left arrow
Answer: A
NEW QUESTION 34
Your customer wants a video file with visible timecode. How can you do this using the Export Settings dialog box?
- A. Choose Effects > Timecode Overlay.
- B. Choose Captions > Timecode.
- C. Choose Add Timecode Bum-in,
- D. Choose Set Start Timecode.
Answer: B
NEW QUESTION 35
You are working on a 30-minute sequence featuring a large number of clips.
How can you select and move all of the clips to the right of an edit point to make a gap?
- A. Use the Track Select Backward Tool.
- B. Use the Track Select Forward Tool.
- C. Use the Rolling Edit Tool.
- D. Use the Slip Tool.
Answer: B
NEW QUESTION 36
You have a large amount of clips with similar names in a bin. You are searching for a particular visual event.
Out you're not sure which clip or when the event occurs.
Using default settings, how can you quickly preview the contents of the clips without opening them in the Source Monitor?
- A. Set the bin to Icon view. Mold Command (macOS) / Ctrl (Windows) while moving the cursor across clip thumbnails.
- B. Set the bin to Icon view. Move the cursor across clip thumbnails without selecting them. The clip contents will be displayed.
- C. Select all the clips in the bin and drag them into the Media Browser panel. Use playback controls to preview their contents.
- D. Set the bin to Icon view. Select the clip you would line to preview. Move the cursor across the dip thumbnails to see the contents.
Answer: C
NEW QUESTION 37
You have been working in Adobe Premiere Pro on a complete multi-clipintro for a TV series.
How can you quickly turn the clips into their own sequence so you can add It to other episodes?
- A. Select the clips, and drag them to the Project panel.
- B. Select the clips. right-click and choose Nest.
- C. In and Out points and choose Sequence > Nest.
- D. Select the clips, right-dick and choose Pre-Compose.
Answer: C
NEW QUESTION 38
You have edited a multicamera source sequence into a large! sequence. You want to view the footage from multiple cameras simultaneously. How do you enable Multi-Camera editing in the Program Monitor?
- A. Select the Multi-Camera view button located on the Source Monitor Button Bar.
- B. Choose View > Program Monitor > Multi-Camera.
- C. Click the Program Monitor Settings icon and choose Multi-Camera.
- D. Choose Multi-Camera view from the Program Monitor panel menu.
Answer: A
NEW QUESTION 39
You have been given multicamera footage that includes Camera Angle metadata fields.
When creating a Mutt-camera Source Sequence, how can you ensure groups of clips with marching camera angle metadata areautomatically placed on the sametrack?
- A. Select the Create Single Multicam Source Sequence box in the Create Multi-camera Source Sequence dialog. Choose Camera Angle from the drop-flown menu.
- B. Check the box next to Preserve Camera Angle Metadata beneath Sequence Preset dropdown inthe Create Multi-camera Source Sequence dialog box.
- C. Make sure the Camera Angle metadata column b visible in the Project panel. In Sequence Settings, select Camera Angle under Synchronize Point
- D. Select Camera Label from the drop-down menu in the Create Multi-camera Source Sequence dialog.
Choose Automatic for the Sequence Preset.
Answer: A
NEW QUESTION 40
In the Export Settings panel, you need to export something as a .mov (QuickTime). You see that QuickTime is a choice in the Formats dropdown menu, but find that the Presets have different choices for video codecs.
How do these choices affect the exported file?
- A. A format is a container for your dip. A codec is the way the media is encoded.
- B. A format is how the file Is framed (full-frame format) and a codec refers to the extension.
- C. A format refers to the frame size and rate, and the codec refers to the color space.
- D. A format is how the file Is compressed, and a codec refers to the extension.
Answer: A
NEW QUESTION 41
The Timeline panel is active with multiple dips m a sequence. You press the Up arrow key while working in the Timeline and the playhead jumps to the beginning of the sequence.
Why does this happen?
- A. The clip is not selected.
- B. Snap In Timeline is disabled.
- C. Selection Follows Playhead is disabled.
- D. The oily enabled track is empty.
Answer: C
NEW QUESTION 42
You want to customize which columns show in the list view of the Project panel. How can you accomplish this?
- A. Choose Edit > Project Settings > Metadata.
- B. Right click a Bin and choose Metadata Display.
- C. In the Project panel menu, choose Metadata Display.
- D. In the Metadata panel choose Project Metadata.
Answer: B
NEW QUESTION 43
You are working on a mixed media project.
What is the most important parameter when setting up a new sequence?
- A. The aspect ratio of each clip you will work with.
- B. The correct frame rate for the delivery specifications.
- C. The codec of the edited film you intend to deliver.
- D. The overall length of the longest clip you will work with.
Answer: D
NEW QUESTION 44
You are editing in Mercury Playback Engine Software Only mode. You have used several effects that support
32-bit processing-How can you ensure. That the effects are rendered in 32-bit when exporting?
- A. Check Render at Maximum Depth.
- B. Check Render Alpha Channel Only.
- C. Use Maximum Render Quality.
- D. Choose Performance > Hardware Encoding.
Answer: C
NEW QUESTION 45
The Media Cache Files in Premiere Pro are by default stored here:
* Mac Users: Macintosh HD/Users/UserName/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Common
* Windows Users: C:Users\UserName\ AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Common
Where can you change this location?
- A. Project Settings > Scratch Disks > Media Cache Files
- B. Sequence > Sequence Settings > Media Cache Files
- C. Project > Project Settings > Media Cache Files
- D. Preferences > Media Cache > Media Cache Files
Answer: B
NEW QUESTION 46
You have winged all the voice over clips in a sequence on a single track.
How can you conveniently adjust the audio level for the sequence voice over clips?
- A. Select all the clips, and adjust the rubber band for any clip that has been selected.
- B. Select all the clips, right-dick any selected dip, and choose Audio > Set Level To.
- C. In the Audio Clip Mixer, adjust the level for the track containing the voice over clips.
- D. In the Audio Track Mixer, adjust the level for the track containing the voice over dips.
Answer: C
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