8 terms
Adobe Premiere Pro is a professional non-linear video editing application for assembling, trimming, mixing, grading and exporting footage on a timeline.
A J-cut is a video editing transition in which the audio of the next shot starts before its picture appears, leading the viewer into the new…
An L-cut is a video editing transition in which the audio of one shot continues over the start of the next shot, smoothing the cut.
Multicam editing synchronizes footage from several cameras that recorded the same event, letting an editor switch between angles in real time.
Non-linear editing is a video editing method that gives random access to any frame and changes the edit without altering or recopying source media.
Proxy editing is a video editing workflow that uses lightweight copies of high-resolution footage for smooth cutting, then relinks originals for export.
A ripple edit trims or changes a clip on the timeline and automatically shifts all following clips so that no gap or overlap is created.
A timeline in video editing is the time-based workspace where clips, audio and effects are arranged on tracks to build the final edited sequence.