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USING ADOBE PREMIERE PRO CS4

Editing sequences and clips

Last updated 11/6/2011

Eddie Lotter provides a collection of tutorials and articles about multi-camera editing on the Premiere Pro Wiki

website.

Jon Barrie provides a video tutorial about multi-camera editing and synchronization on the Creative COW website.

To easily synchronize footage from all cameras, make sure each camera records a sync point using a clapper slate or

other technique. Keep each camera recording to maintain synchronization. After you capture the footage in Premiere

Pro, use the following workflow to edit the footage:

1. Add clips from multiple cameras to a sequence.

Stack the clips from each camera on separate tracks of a sequence. (See “Add clips for multi-camera editing” on

page 146.)

2. Synchronize the clips in the sequence.

Mark the sync point with numbered clip markers, or reassign the sync point for each camera to a specific timecode.

(See

“Synchronize clips” on page 146.)

3. Create the multi-camera target sequence.

The final edits are made in a target sequence. You create the target sequence by nesting the sequence of synchronized

clips into a new sequence. Then you enable the clip in the target sequence for multi-camera editing. (See

“Create a

multi-camera target sequence” on page 147.)

4. Record the multi-camera edits.

In the Multi-Camera Monitor, you can view the footage of all four cameras simultaneously and switch between

cameras to choose footage for the final sequence. (See

“Record multi-camera edits” on page 147.)

5. Adjust and refine edits.

You can rerecord the final sequence and substitute clips with footage from one of the other cameras. You can also edit

the sequence like any other sequence—using the standard editing tools and techniques, adding effects, or compositing

using multiple tracks. (See

“Rerecord multi-camera edits” on page 148 and “Adjust multi-camera edits in a Timeline

panel” on page 148.)

About the Multi-Camera Monitor

The Multi-Camera Monitor plays the footage from each camera and a preview of the final edited sequence. When you

record the final sequence, you click a camera preview to make it active and record footage from that camera. The active

camera is indicated by a yellow border when in playback mode and a red border when recording.

The Multi-Camera Monitor includes the standard playback and transport controls and keyboard shortcuts. The Play

Around button

plays around the edit point in the preview display, including any preroll and postroll frames

specified in General Preferences.

Note: If the Multi-Camera Monitor displays the same frame in large previews on both the left and right side, the current

clip is either not a multi-camera clip or a multi-camera clip that is not enabled.

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