Use these video editing tips and tricks in Premiere Pro to edit faster and learn hidden tricks of the app that well put you a cut ahead of your peers! Thanks for watching!

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Recording notes:

• 3-point editing to make b roll editing easier (view in source, choose the bit you want by setting In/Out and drag that clip in)
• Clip up a piece of the Alcatraz footage as the beginning of a vlog etc…
• Slip tool
• Match frame for a better look at the rest of the footage in the Source Monitor
• Also Shift + R when in Source monitor to reverse match frame and find the clip on the timline with that frame in it and hit Shift + R multiple times to cycle through the clips on your timeline.
• Alt/Opt click to select just the audio or video of a clip
• With multiple pieces of the Alcatraz video lined up, delete the audio from all but the best piece to give the illusion of multiple cameras shooting the same scene
• ALSO: select multiple track’s audio bits by Alt + dragging over and use Gain to reduce the audio level to near nothing
• Drag clips to timeline without the audio
• Shut off the audio patching to the timeline be deselecting the A1 to the left of the timeline
• Overlap clips and control which track the audio lands on (for linked clips)
• Select a clip and hold Alt/Opt and tap up arrow 2x and then down arrow 1x to split the clips apart to straddle an existing clip
• Start dragging the clip. Pull the video up one track and then hold Cmd + Shift and drag the audio down a track.
• Very funky and non-intuitive, but easy once you get the hang of it. I expect this will change in upcoming versions of Premiere because it’s changed a few times before and it’s still not very user-friendly.
• Lock tracks to ripple delete “around” them
• Create Alt/Opt + 1 and 2 as hotkeys for locking and unlocking all tracks,
• When audio tracks are blocking a ripple delete, you can lock up those track(s) and ripple delete clips or close gaps via ripple delete easily.
• Hold Shift(let go of Shift once you start dragging) when using the forward movement tool to move just one track of clips
• If you prefer manually dragging stuff, you can collapse backward all the video/audio from that point on the timeline using the Track Select Forward tool.
• Don’t be fooled, you can use it backward, too! Click and drag either direction.
• TIP: You can also Shift + click and drag to only move the audio or video portion of the clip.
• 2x TIP: This is a great tool for quickly laying out the flow of a video and spacing everything and opening gaps in which you drop new clips, b roll, etc… 
• Ripple delete the clip at the playhead
• Turn on “Selection Follows Playhead”
• Make a better hotkey for Ripple Delete
• Drag playhead over clips you want to knockout and hit the hotkey 
• Alt/Opt dragging in a new clip (maybe the video is cut to the music perfectly, but you or the client wants a different clip of your b roll)
• Hide the effects to make video playback faster/more smooth
• Show how to add that button to the strip of buttons if you don’t see it.
• Bypass Lumteri Color with a hotkey
• This is amazing for when you’re grading footage and want to quickly flip between the graded and ungraded footage on the fly.
•  Just as Zoom to Sequence zooms you all the way out, Zoom to Frame will zoom you all the way in to the frame level. Mapping this to Ctrl+ (Cmd+ on Mac) is easy to remember if you already use for Zoom to Sequence.
• Trim mode (enter by going Shift + T) and use hotkeys to quickly cut together videos.
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