The aspect ratio used for widescreen movies today.

A device that converts analog video signals to digital video signals.

The most common edit that is used when you don't want to show transitions between similar scenes.

A camera that records digital video signals and captures them, so they can be transferred or uploaded for editing.

Raw, unedited video that has been recorded by camera.

A video effect that removes an area of specific color.

A change in one video clip to another.

Window that contains individua clips, audio clips, titles, photos, and graphical images.

The 1080P format that we publish media to in Adobe Premiere Pro.

A tool us to brighten or darken areas of specific color.

The shuttleling of audio and video clips backwards or forwards while viewing.

A series of scenes that form a distinct narrative unit, which is usually connected either by unity of location or unity of time.

An Apple Computers format for audio, video, sound and 3D clips.

A digitized or captured portion of video, audio or both.

The simplest type of transition in which the frame of a clip is followed by the frame of the next one.

A singe clip of a frame selected as a thumbnail to represent the videos content.

A fade from one clip to another.

Frames that are lost during the digital capturing process.

To deliver live video and audio clips via the web through mobile devices.

Used for separating and identifying start and stop positions of clips.

Frames per second. The measurement that is used to measure the rate of video playback.

A technique used to remove movement caused by a camera shake.

An edit that starts before the video giving it a dramatic introduction.

Start and end points for video and animated effects.

An edit in which the video ends before audio.