You can play through your clips by either hover-scrubbing through the clips, or clicking on a clip and using the J, K, and L keyboard shortcuts to play forward (L), pause (K) or play backwards (J).
Now set the in and out points of each clip by using these keyboard shortcuts: I for In point and O for Out point. If you compare the image above with the one at the very beginning of the post, you’ll see I’ve re-arranged the clips. You’ll see the cursor icon change to a hand, and white bars appear showing you where the clip will land when you let go.
To do this, click and drag a clip to move it about in the sorting order. Next, arrange the clips into the right order for the scene’s edit. This means you will be able to drag them about, rather than being arranged by, for example, clip name. With the new bin window open, turn on Thumbnail view, adjust the size of the icons to your liking, and then ensure that ‘User Order’ is selected in the ‘sort icons’ drop down menu. This made storyboard edits a little more visually responsive, but you can still achieve the same results in Premiere’s more orderly interface, which locks the placement of clips into neat rows. If you’re used to Final Cut Pro 7, you’ll remember that you used to be able to drag icons around anywhere in a window and they just ‘floated freely’ in the window. Double click on that bin to open it up in its own window and stretch it out to give yourself plenty of room to work with. In order to create a storyboard edit, get the clips that you need for the scene into their own bin or folder.
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How To Create A Storyboard Edit in Premiere Pro
It’s also just a handy thing to be able to do! But first, how to create a storyboard edit. The quick tip we’ll get on to is how to change the default poster frame of a given clip, which is helpful if you have a clip that contains an action or movement that changes the look of the shot completely, and you’re assembling a complex sequence. A storyboard edit is a great way to snappily produce a fast first assembly of a scene.
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Here’s a quick tip that comes in handy when creating a storyboard edit in Premiere Pro CC 2015.Ī storyboard edit is a method of quickly assembling a sequence by selecting the in and out points within a series of clips in a bin, arranging the clips into the right order, and then creating a sequence from those clips based on their in and out points.
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