VIDEO EDITING

TECHNIQUES:
TRANSITIONS AND
SEQUENCE
MANAGEMENT
 Using the Clip Attributes
window, you can alter
CHANGING CLIPS additional attributes for
multiple clips all at once.
ATTRIBUTES This window has some
overlap with other clip
attributes that are editable
directly from submenus
within the Media Pool clip
contextual menu.
1. 2. TO EDIT THE
Select one or more
ATTRIBUTES OF ONE
Right-click one of
clips in the Media Pool the selected OR MORE CLIPS IN
by Shift-clicking,
Command-clicking, or clips, and choose THE MEDIA POOL OF
dragging a bounding Clip Attributes. ANY PAGE:
box around them

3. 4.
Click to open the panel
When you’re
of the attributes you finished, click OK to
want to edit. If you’ve accept the changes.
selected multiple clips, You can also edit
then making your select clip
alterations attributes for clips
automatically checks that have been
the box of the edited into the
attributes being Timeline.
changed
1. 2. TO EDIT THE
ATTRIBUTES OF ONE
Select one or more Right-click one
clips in the Timeline of the selected OR MORE CLIPS IN
by Shift-clicking,
Command-clicking, or clips, and THE TIMELINE OF
dragging a bounding choose Clip THE CUT, EDIT, OR
box around them. Attributes.
COLOR PAGES

3. 4.
Click to open the panel
of the attributes you When you’re
want to edit. If you’ve finished, click OK to
selected multiple clips, accept the
then making your changes.
alterations
automatically checks
the box of the
attributes being
changed
WORKING AND REARRANGING
CLIP IN A SEQUENCE

Working and rearranging clips in a

sequence involves organizing,
trimming, and reordering video or
audio clips on a timeline to create a
cohesive and polished video that
aligns with the desired narrative or
flow.
PREVIEWING A
SEQUENCE
“Previewing a sequence”
means reviewing or examining
a series of events or steps in
advance to understand their
flow, structure, or order. It can
apply to contexts like film,
writing, or planning
 STEP 1
1. Select the figure that contains the sequence you want to
preview. The sequence opens in the primary panel in the Step
Editor pane.
If a figure contains a sequence, it is indicated with a sequence
icon. If a figure contains an animation, it is indicated with an
animation icon.
Playback pauses if the Acknowledge dialog box opens during
playback. You must click a button in the dialog box, such as
Continue, before the next step will play.
 STEP 2
2. To play or pause the currently selected step, do the following:

a. In the primary panel, in the Step Editor pane, click a step

thumbnail image to select it.

b. In the Animation tab, click Playback Controls. The playback

controls are displayed in the figure window.

c. Click Play to preview the step from start to end. Use the Pause
button to pause the recording.
 STEP 3

3. To play any step in the sequence, do the following:

a. In the Animation tab, click Preview Sequence. Creo Illustrate enters

sequence preview mode.

b. In the Preview Sequence tab, in the Play group, click the buttons
below to control sequence playback.
Play—Play the next step from start to end.

Pause—Stop playing the sequence mid-step.

Rewind to Start—Go to the start of the first step in the sequence.

Last Step—Go to the end of the last step in the sequence.

Previous Step—Go to the end of the previous step in the sequence.

Next Step—Go to the end of the next step in the sequence.

(Optional) Click Playback Controls to show playback controls in the lower left
corner of the figure window. This enables you to control sequence playback
when only the figure window is visible.
 STEP 4

4. To play or replay multiple steps—including all steps in the

sequence—do the following:

a. In the Preview Sequence tab, click the Play group

label to open the Play menu.

b. In the Play menu, click Play All or Replay to perform

the corresponding actions on the next slide:
▪ Play All — Plays the sequence from the start of the current
step to the end of the last step. To play the entire sequence,
click Rewind to Start and then click Play All.

▪ Replay — Plays the sequence from the start of the first step
to the end of the current step. To replay the entire sequence,
play the last step or click Last Step, and then click Replay.
 STEP 5

5. Click Cancel to exit sequence preview mode and continue

editing the sequence.
PREVIEWING A SEQUENCE
QUIZ TIME
 How can you select
1 multiple clips in the
Media Pool?
A. Right-clicking on the clips
B. Shift-clicking, Command-clicking, or
dragging a bounding box
C. Double-clicking the clips
D. Using the File menu
 What option do you
2 choose to edit the
attributes of a clip?
A. Clip Settings
B. Modify Clip
C. Clip
Attributes
D. Edit
Attributes
 What happens if you
3 edit an attribute for
multiple selected
clips?
A. The software will edit only one clip at
a time
B. All selected clips will lose their
previous attributes
C. The altered attribute’s checkbox will
be automatically enabled
D. The attributes will not be saved
 What is the final
4 step after editing
clip attributes?
A. Save the file
B. Click OK
C. Close the
application
D. Right-click to exit
 Where can you edit
5 clip attributes in the
Timeline?
A. Cut, Edit, and Fusion pages
B. Edit, Media, and Color pages
C. Cut, Edit, and Color pages
D. Fairlight, Edit, and Deliver
pages
ANSWERS
:
BCCB
 What is the first
1 step in managing
clips in a video
editing project?
a) Dragging clips to the timeline
b) Importing clips into the media
library
c) Adding transitions between clips
d) Splitting clips into smaller
segments
 How can you
2 organize clips
effectively in the
media library?
a) Arrange them randomly
b) Group them by type, scene, or
category into bins or folders
c) Place them directly into the timeline
d) Apply transitions to each clip
 What is the primary
3 purpose of the
timeline in video
editing?
a) To organize clips in the media library
b) To assemble and arrange clips into a
sequence
c) To apply audio effects
d) To store unused clips
 What happens when you
4 use the drag-and-drop
method to rearrange a clip
in the timeline?
a) The clip is deleted from the timeline
b) The editing software automatically
ripples other clips to fit
c) The clip is replaced with a transition
effect d) All audio tracks are muted
 Which tool is specifically
5 designed to rearrange clips
while maintaining the
overall sequence duration
a) Razor Tool
b) Ripple Edit
Tool
c) Crop Tool
d) Transform
 What is the difference
6 between ripple trimming
and regular trimming?
a) Ripple trimming removes the clip entirely, while
regular trimming does not.
b) Ripple trimming adjusts the timeline dynamically,
while regular trimming does not.
c) Regular trimming automatically adds a transition,
while ripple trimming does not.
d) Ripple trimming is only for audio clips, while regular
trimming is for video clips.
 Which tool is
7 typically used to
split a clip into
segments?
a) Transform Tool
b) Razor Tool
c) Ripple Edit Tool
d) Crop Tool
 How can you
8 combine two clips
seamlessly?
a) Split the clips and delete one
b) Overlap the clips or use a transition
effect c) Move the clips to a new timeline
d) Use the ripple edit tool
 9 Why is it important to
align audio tracks with
video clips?
a) To make the editing process faster
b) To ensure a cohesive and
synchronized final video
c) To reduce file size
d) To avoid using multiple audio effects
 What is the benefit of
1 previewing and refining your
0 sequence regularly?
a) It reduces editing time significantly.
b) It ensures smooth clip transitions and
desired pacing.
c) It automatically applies transitions
and effects.
d) It prevents timeline layers from being
rearranged.
ANSWERS
:
BBBB
B
 What is the primary
1 purpose of previewing a
sequence in a text?

A) To analyze each word individually

B) To make predictions about the content
C) To summarize the entire text
D) To memorize the sequence
 Which of the following
2 strategies is most helpful
when previewing a sequence
of events?
A) Focusing on the conclusion only
B) Identifying key words and phrases
C) Skimming through the text backward
D) Ignoring any headings or subheadings
 What can be inferred
3 from previewing the first
and last sentences of a
sequence?
A) The details of every event in the
sequence
B) The overall tone and purpose of the
text C) A deep understanding of all key
concepts D) The chronological order of
events
 How can previewing a
4 sequence help with
comprehension?
A) It helps to memorize facts without
understanding
B) It allows you to focus on irrelevant
details C) It enables you to anticipate
what will happen next
D) It makes the text more confusing
 When previewing a
5 sequence, which of the
following elements should
you focus on first?
A) The detailed description of events
B) The headings and subheadings
C) The number of pages in the text
D) The punctuation used in the
sentences
ANSWERS:
BBBCB
Make an essay
about what
you have
learned in our
report
THANK YOU!
This report help you to improve your
knowledge in computer science