Premiere Pro Certification Review

These flashcards cover essential terms and concepts related to Premiere Pro that may appear on the certification exam.

Timecode

A system for labeling frames of video based on hours, minutes, seconds, and frames.

Log Line

A one-sentence summary of a film.

Dailies

The footage shot during a day of filming that is reviewed promptly to make editing decisions.

Source Panel

The panel in Premiere Pro where clips can be previewed before editing.

Project Panel

The panel that displays all the media and assets in the current project.

Program Panel

The panel used to view and edit the sequence timeline in Premiere Pro.

Sequence

A series of clips arranged in a timeline within a project.

Insert Button

A function that inserts a selected clip into the timeline, pushing existing clips to the right.

Overwrite Button

A function that replaces existing clips in the timeline without pushing them.

Lift Button

A tool that removes a selected portion of clips from the timeline.

Extract Button

A function that removes selected clips and brings adjacent clips together.

Export Frame

A process of saving a still image from the video at a specific point.

Warp Stabilizer

An effect used to stabilize shaky video footage.

Audio Track

A layer in the timeline dedicated to sound and audio clips.

Adding Tracks

The process of increasing the number of video or audio layers within the sequence.

Exporting a Project

The process of finalizing and saving your edited sequence in a specific format.

Default Transition

The transitions applied automatically in between clips when added to the timeline.

Clip Duration

The length of time a video or audio clip plays in the sequence.