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Adding a transition: Lesson 2-3


View your sequence now. The clips move in a logical order, the sliding door jump cut is gone, and the sequence ends with a nice freeze frame. What you'll do now is add a transition to fix an abrupt edit between the third and fourth clipsthe tight shot of the yellow flyer and the medium shot of the actor holding the flyer.

In clip three the actor is holding the flyer horizontally over a box and in the fourth clip the paper is vertical and in front of the actor's face. There is no way to match the action, as you did with the sliding door, but applying a video transition can make that edit less abrupt.

Either continue with your current project or open Lesson 2-3.


1.

Click the Effects tab to open that panel.

2.

Click the triangle next to Video Transitions to

twirl down or open that file folder.

There are dozens of transitions in the folders. Selecting one to suit a situation can take some trial and error. In this case, I've done that work for you. I think the Slide transition works well here.

3.

Twirl down the Slide folder. Your Effects panel should look like the following figure (you might need to expand the Effects panel by dragging its border down a bit).


4.

Click and drag the Slide transition to the edit point between Clips 3 and 4.

5.

Hover the transition over that edit point. A little transition icon () appears and the edit point becomes highlighted. Drop the transition there.


Note

If you drag the transition slightly to the left or right of the edit point, the icon will change to show a transition that ends or starts at the edit point. That's no big deal but for our purposes, try to center the transition on the edit line.


An Information message pops up noting "Insufficient Media." These clips do not have any extra head or tail frames (a concept I explain later in the book) to use for a transition. But Premiere Pro can deal with that by repeating frames from the clips.


6.

Click OK to close the "Insufficient Media" information window.


7.

Click the little transition rectangle (highlighted in the next figure) that now resides at the top of the edit point between the two clips. That displays the transition's parameters in the Effect Controls panel.

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8.

Drag the CTI through the edit point in the Timeline to preview the transition. The fourth clip slides in from the left over the third. I'd prefer that it slide up from the bottom, since that follows the flow of the edit.

9.

Click the little "South to North" triangle below the transition preview screen at the top of the Effect Controls panel (highlighted in the following figure) to change the transition's direction. The preview screen changes accordingly.

10.

Drag the CTI through the edit to preview your work.




Transition experimentation


Feel free to experiment with the Slide transition parameters in the Effect Controls panel. You can change the duration of the transition by clicking and dragging left or right on the Duration time. The default time is 1 second and zero frames.

If you scroll down the Effect Controls panel you'll see some extra features. You can see the actual video clips (instead of the blue 'A' and green 'B' displays) and you can put a color border on the edge of the sliding clip.

Feel free to use any transition. Simply drag a transition from the Effects panel to the current transition at the edit point to change to that new transition. Then double-click that little purple transition box to display its parameters in the Effect Controls panel. WARNINGthis might lead to hours of goofing off.

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