Hey Ruan here from TunnelvizionTV and welcome back to the premiere pro
tutorial series and in this video I'm going to show you guys how to create
your first edit or your first sequence inside of Premiere Pro so basically your
sequence is like your edit and there are also a couple of ways to create a new
sequence the slow and difficult way is to right click on your project window go
to new item and then select sequence now if you do it this way you need to know
the sequence settings or you need to know what frame rate and things like
that you're going to work on so let's say for instance you know that you shot
it on a DSLR I'm going to go to digital SLR 'ya and then we're going to go to HD
1080p and let's say you shot this on 30 frames a second I'm going to click on
that one click on OK and it's going to create a new sequence with those
settings that you just selected so this is the kind of difficult way or the slow
way of doing it I'm going to delete the sequence and I'm going to show you guys
a very easy and quick way to do this so I'm just going to highlight the sequence
one and then leave it right just by pressing delete on the keyboard so easy
way I'm going to take my first clip so these are all shot at 30 frames a second
I'm going to take this clip and I'm going to drag it into this empty space
here at the bottom release and it's going to automatically create a new
sequence using the settings from that clip oh one so because this clip was
shot at 30 frames a second it's going to create a sequence with a frame rate of
30 frames a second and you can see it's got a little bit of a different icon
next to it that's how I know that's a sequence and it's going to take the name
of that clip that you dragged into it so I can go ahead and we can rename this
one so I'm going to pick and I'm going to call this edit space o1 alright also
you don't want to keep your sequences inside of your video folder so I'm going
to drag it out and then I'm going to create a new button or a new folder so
right click new burn and I'm going to call this edits so this way will keep
all my edits and I'm going to take the sequence or this edit drag it into the
edits folder right there you go there's your first sequence so now if we go into
the sequence II at the bottom you can see it's got that clip that you dragged
into it automatically at the of that sequence and you don't really
have to start with that one you can now go ahead and you can highlight this clip
here in the sequence and you can just delete it by pressing delete on your
keyboard so go keep the settings and now you can basically start adding clips to
the sequence just by dragging them India and yeah everything will be working fine
so if you want to playback you can just drag this slider or display it around to
view your your sequence and if you want to playback just press space on the
keyboard it's going to play it back and you can just press space again to stop
it so we're going to go through all that in a later video for this video I just
want to focus on how to create a new sequence so I'm going to delete these
clips again and what you can also do is you can now go ahead and you can
duplicate this edit so let's say you want to have multiple edit or you're
working on different versions of your edit you want to have different sequence
versions so let's say I'm going to add clip 1 to the sequence and maybe clip
two to the back of it so and now we want to duplicate the sequence very simply
I'm going to right click on edit one year under my edits and I'm going to
click on duplicate it's going to create a copy and I can also rename this one so
I'm going to click on it and I'm going to call this one a tattoo like that and
now if I double click on this edit two to open it it's going to open up a new
tab here at the bottom as you can see we've got edit 1 a tattoo so now on a
tattoo I can delete these clips or I can modify it let's bring in another clip
and maybe another clip like that there may be a third one something like that
ok so now we're working on a tattoo and I can easily switch back to edit one
just by clicking on this edit 1 tab and now I can work on it at 1 and if I want
to go back to a tattoo I can just click on a tattoo right here so really easy
you can also click on this little X to close this tab it's not going to delete
that edit that's going to stay here under your buttons and then you're just
working on your edit 1 again so let's say we want to work on it at 2 again I'm
going to double click on edit - it's going to bring in that tab again and
then it can go in and I can close it at 1 again so now it's only showing edit -
in this tab view so it's always a good idea to create a bun
called other edits or sequences and try and keep all your edits underneath that
another reason why you will duplicate it is just for versioning so let's say you
working on it at one and you're doing some changes and now you want to kind of
save that as a edit one anyone created a new sequence from that then you're
duplicated call the new one a tattoo and then you start working on a tattoo and
then let's say at a later stage you want to create a new edit from that duplicate
edit to rename that edit 3 and then carry on working with that just so that
you can go back to let's say you want to go back to edit 2 at a later stage then
you've got that option so that's how easy it is to create sequences or edits
inside of Premiere Pro also you guys in the next video
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