Premiere Pro Tools Worksheet

Vocabulary flashcards covering Premiere Pro tools, their uses, and shortcuts based on the lecture notes.

Selection Tool

Use to click on clips, select them, and move them. Shortcut: V.

Track Selection Forward Tool

Selects the current track and all following tracks. Shortcut: A.

Ripple Edit Tool

Used for changing the start or end of a clip without affecting the timeline. Shortcut: B.

Razor Tool

Creates a cut to split a clip into two. Shortcut: C.

Slip Tool

Slips the source in and out points of a clip without moving it on the timeline. Shortcut: Y.

Pen Tool

Can create custom graphic shapes. Shortcut: P.

Rectangle Tool

Used for creating rectangles.

Hand Tool

Moves around the timeline (panning). Shortcut: H.

Type Tool

Creates text on video clips. Shortcut: T.

Ellipse Tool

Used to create ellipses and circles.

Polygon Tool

Adds shapes with more than 4 or fewer than 4 sides.

Vertical Type Tool

Creates text that is aligned vertically.

Zoom Tool

Zooms into the timeline. Shortcut: Z.

Rolling Edit Tool

Changes the transition point between two adjacent clips simultaneously.

Rate Stretch Tool

Speeds up or slows down a clip without changing its in and out points. Shortcut: R.

Remix Tool

Edits the duration of an audio clip without changing its tempo.

Track Selection Backward

Selects the track and previous tracks. Shortcut: Shift+A.

Slide Tool

Slides a clip around the timeline. Shortcut: U.

Tool Nesting

Tools are nested; click the arrow to reveal other related tools.

Selection Tool (Shortcut)

V

Track Selection Forward Tool (Shortcut)

A

Ripple Edit Tool (Shortcut)

B

Razor Tool (Shortcut)

C

Slip Tool (Shortcut)

Y

Pen Tool (Shortcut)

P

Hand Tool (Shortcut)

H

Type Tool (Shortcut)

T

Zoom Tool (Shortcut)

Z

Rate Stretch Tool (Shortcut)

R

Track Selection Backward (Shortcut)

Shift+A

Slide Tool (Shortcut)

U