Works by leaving the duration of the clip you are sliding unchanged.

When directing it is important to give consistent, clear cues.

The best way to communicate with your camera operators is to call them by name over headsets.

Whatever is selected on the preview bus will show up on air.

We begin our projects in black and end in color bars.

After the TD ends the show, he/she should tell the crew they are "clear".

It is a good idea to have all three cameras on the same shot at the same time.

As TD it is safe to tell the camera operator to get a new shot when he/she is selected on the program bus.

TD stands for technical director.

Looking at the switcher we use, there are six buses.

This is the best way for a TD to address a camera operator.

You are doing a two camera shoot. Camera 1 is on a CU of the person being interview, camera 2 is a medium two shot of that person and the host. You have camera 2 on program, then, the person being interviewed begins to cry when asked a painful question. As TD your best course of action is to....

Which of the following is NOT found on a switcher?

The TD carries out all of the following functions except one. Which one is NOT a job responsibility for the TD?

The space between the top of the subject's head and the top of the screen is called:

When you go directly between two shots without any effects in between you are performing a...

The TD should ask the floor crew to call for this before relaying the countdown:

This device controls the speed of the transitions:

You have a MS on talent and there is too much headroom, you should tell the camera operator to:

You have a two-shot on anchors, but there is too much leadroom screen-right. You should tell the camera operator to:

Talent is holding a book and you cannot see the title, tell the camera operator to:

You notice there is not enough headroom on talent, tell the camera operator to:

When should you tell the camera operators to fix their shots?

Select the best use of TD language:

The first thing you should do when you prepare to TD is:

What is it called when you test the audio for talent?

Exported clips or stills cannot be reimported into the project automatically for easy reuse.

All transitions in Premiere Pro can be customized.

JPEG, PNG and BMP are all universally readable still-image formats.

To play a clip backward, select the Reverse Speed option.

Allow you to identify specific times in clips and sequences and add comments to them.

Perfect for when you simply want to export a media file with settings that are appropriate for your current sequence or clip.

Is one of the most commonly used effects in video post-production.

Prevent you from making any changes at all to a track.

Provides a way to ease viewers from one scene to the next.

Swapping one clip in a sequence for another to try out different versions of an edit.

Removes the selected part of your sequence and does not leave a gap.

A sequence contained within another sequence.

Removes the selected part of a sequence, leaving blank space.

Making the selected part of the original clip shorter or longer in the sequence.

A special transition effect that aims to be invisible.

Give maximum flexibility when editing by touch, with a computer screen that allows touch interaction.

Command in the Timeline panel that can change the playback speed for a clip.

Can dramatically improve a sequence's soundtrack by removing unwanted audio pops or abrupt edits.

The easiest transition to understand such as a fade to black.

Makes changes to the overall length of the sequence.

A high-quality option for professional media delivery that produces relatively large media files.

When you review transition effect settings in the Effect Controls panel, you have access to an ______ ___________ ___________ that splits a single video track into two.

A stand-alone application that you can run independently of or launch from Premiere Pro.

Is Premiere Pro considered a linear editing software?

Transfer media to your computer; create a sequence by combining video, audio, and still-image clips in the Timeline panel; make color correction adjustments; add effects and transitions; add text and graphics; mix your audio; and export the finished product as a video file.

Particularly useful when you're working with video camera footage because it allows you to easily preview footage.

Where can you go to save a customized workspace?

What monitor allows you to view and select part of your original footage?

Used to customize an existing preset or to create a new custom preset.

Is the universal system for measuring time in hours, minutes, seconds, and frames.

Use the settings on the _______ ________ tab of the Project Settings dialog box to specify locations for newly created files.

Has three main features and decodes and displays video files in Premiere Pro.

Allows your system to play the original video clip combined with the effect right away, without waiting for the effect to render.

Premiere Pro needs to convert P2, XDCAM, R3D, ARRIRAW, or AVCHD footage when it is imported?

Automatically honors the complex folder structures for P2, XDCAM, and many other formats, automatically stitching multiple media files together into a single clip where it's needed.

Files that can be stored in any specified location or automatically on the same drive as the original files.

How do you add a narration track to a video project?

Are an integral part of post-production, help convey information and add to the visual style of a project.

Special folders that help divide your clips into categories.

Has more advanced options for locating your clip.

This view displays your clips and bins as thumbnails you can rearrange and use to preview clip contents.

You can use the spacebar to start and stop playback.

Displays useful white outlines over an image.

Are used to define parts of your sequence you want to remove, edit, render effects, or export as a file.

Although they make no difference to the way Premiere Pro plays back video and sound, they make it easier for you to divide your footage into different bins.

They help you navigate through your clips or sequences in time.

Is your creative canvas.

A series of clips that play one after another.