Timeline Overview in premiere pro cc :
Creating a New Sequence:
Our work depends on the sequence in Premiere Pro CC. This
sequence can be created from the file menu or even from the project panel. This
sequence should be created based on the output of our video. We need to create
a sequence based on the rush video footage we took. For example, we need to
convert our video in HD format and the sequence in HD format. Or if shooting in
full HD format the sequence should also be taken in full HD. Video footage can
be converted from Full HD to HD There is no change in video quality but
converting from HD to Full HD will definitely change the video quality. This
thing needs to be remembered.
Nest Sequence:
Nest Sequence is the process of converting the entire
sequence into a single track after we have worked with most of the video
tracks, audio tracks, and text tracks in the sequences. After converting this
nest to the sequence we can work with more video, audio, text tracks again. It can
be a little difficult for us to work with more tracks. Our workflow can be made
much simpler by converting this into a nest sequence.
Sub-sequence:
This sub-sequence means that as soon as the ordinary sequence
is converted to a sub-sequence, a sequence called subsequence is created in the
Project panel. It is also a kind of nest sequence. But sub-sequence is
different from the nest sequence. Both sub-sequence and nest sequence simplify our
workflow. Which of the two is the same on using?
Timeline Overview:
This timeline plays a key role in Premiere Pro CC. Each work
we edit is based on a timeline. In this timeline, we can add as many video
tracks, audio tracks, and text tracks as we want to depend on our work. You can
add video effects, video transitions, audio effects, and audio transitions in no
time. Overall we work on the entire timeline of our editing work.
Some shortcut keys in the timeline:
We can make our work very fast using these shortcuts in the
timeline. Some of them are useful to us.
Timeline zoom in: + symbol
Timeline zoom out: - Symbol
Video Tracks Expand: ctrl + + Symbol
Audio Tracks Expand: alt + - Symbol
