This document provides screenshots and explanations of the video editing process in Adobe Premier Pro. It describes importing video clips and audio, placing them on the timeline, adding markers to locate cut points, using the cut tool to make cuts at specific points along with adjusting sound levels, and exporting the finished video.

1. Editing Exercise Screenshots

2. This is a screenshot of the beginning phase of creating a video on adobe
premier pro. To import the clips, I clicked on file and then import, and
selected the clips that I wanted.

3. I then did the same for the audio that I selected , and
dragged it into to timeline, which is represented by
the green bar in the shot.

4. I then imported the first clip into the video 1 bar. This enabled me to
see what part of the song is playing at the same point of the video and
make cuts accordingly.

5. Then I added markers to the timeline, which I used to locate where I
will cut the clip. The markers have to very accurate, as they have to be
within a beat of a music bar, which is not very long. If the cut is done
slightly away from the marker, then it may be out of time, and made
the video lack high grade elements.

6. I then added a marker to the exact point where I wanted to cut
the clip and put tittles on what the marker showed. This will
become very useful when it comes to making the final video as
I will know precisely when to cut the video to add in new clips

7. • This shot shows what the markers look like on the timeline. They are
a small icon that sends a line down the timeline, to the exact time at
which they were set.

8. • This is a screenshot showing the cut tool in Adobe Premier Pro ,
which I used for cutting clips when necessary. This will also allow the
user to cut complete parts of the clip out of the video, when two or
more cuts are made.

9. • This shot, shows that I am just about to ripple delete the clip. This will
allow me to cut out the required clip, and fill in the gap by bringing
the clips left over together.

10. This is a screenshot that shows me using the cut tool, and lining up the
clips so that there is no black gaps between shots, improving the
quality of the video.

11. This shot shows multiple clips being cut using the cut tool, and being
placed in the correct order on the timeline. The sound level is also
being adjusted using the sound scale.

12. This shot shows the export menu, when you have finished the video,
and need to publish it. You have to give the work, a title, a description,
and you can chose the settings in which you wish to publish the video.