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| 2 | What's the principal difference between an Overlay edit and an Insert edit? |
| 3 | Name a few Timeline navigation keyboard shortcuts. |
| 4 | How do you swap one transition with another? |
| 5 | What's an advantage of working with a Photoshop layered graphic? |
| 6 | How does a nested sequence work? |
| 1 | It helps you place clips at an exact point, be it the CTI or next to the in- or out-point of an adjacent clip. |
| 2 | An Overlay edit covers whatever is on the Timeline at the point of the edit. An Insert slides everything to the right to make room for the inserted clip. |
| 3 | Page Up and Page Down move back and forward, one edit point at a time. Home takes you to the first frame. End takes you to the last frame of the last clip in the sequence. Spacebar = play. |
| 4 | Simply drag the new transition onto the existing transition in the sequence. Click the transition box at the edit point to display its parameters in the Effect Controls panel. |
| 5 | You can automatically put that graphic in its own sequence with each layer on a separate video track, thereby enabling you to apply motion or other effects to each layer individually. |
| 6 | You can nest an entire sequence in another sequence and it will behave as if it were a single video clip. If you go back to the original sequence and make a change, that change will show up immediately in its nested version. Finally, rather than applying the same effectlike a Cross Dissolveto each clip in each layer of a sequence, you can apply that effect only once to the nested version of the sequence. |