Premiere Pro Quick Tips to speed up your editing - Part 1

Premiere Pro Quick Tips - Speed up editing
Hey Everyone -
Quick video today, hopping back on the Premiere editing videos, lots more to come (I have a bit more time then I did over the past couple weeks now!).
Today I am bringing you part 1 of these quick tips. There are a bunch of ways that I speed up my editing in Premiere Pro and the core of this is getting my hands off the mouse / trackpad and onto the keyboard as much as possible.
Quick tips today:
Zoom in and out of your timeline:
You can zoom into a frame level or out to see you whole timeline:
Press the "-" or "=" key while in the timeline area
Setting a new edit point at Playhead location:
Instead of using the razor, use this quick to quickly add edit points on your timeline where the playhead is located.
CMD+K or CTRL+K to add edit point on target clip at playhead location
Swap a clip location:
A lot of time I need to move clips around, if I do this just by selecting them and moving them I am going to destroy whatever I set them on. If I hold down CMD+Option or CTRL+ALT then I can swap the location and the timeline will move the adjacent clips with cutting them or leaving a gap in the timeline.
Thanks for watching everyone! You keep watching I'll keep making videos!
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[@cradmin1386]

Thanks! I always enjoy every video!

[@DroneWolfMedia]

great tips. Thanks for sharing Bill!

[@themadgreek]

Great stuff Bill and good timing for me...thanks for taking the time to make & post these tutorials...

[@BillNicholsTV]

Thanks Ted! Glad you found them helpful

[@andrewjamesphotography8888]

Great tips Bill keep them coming

[@BillNicholsTV]

Thanks Andrew- glad it was helpful

[@cfireguy02]

More great info, thank you!!

[@BillNicholsTV]

Welcome!

[@CarriageReturn]

Current favourite for me for quid edits is CMD + D. Add the default transition to one or all clips selected.

[@BillNicholsTV]

Nice one

[@morganhowarth]

Great informative videos Bill. Do you have any workflows on color grading D-log or Cinelog in Premiere Pro ?

[@BillNicholsTV]

I will Morgan -

[@patricksvensson9552]

Thanks for this video. I have a question. What laptop with Windows 10 do you recommend for editing in Premiere Pro 2017?
Regards
Patrick

[@jogforfitness]

Is Premiere Pro only subscription based? I'm just a simple hobbiest putting together an occasional RUclips video. All is see are $20 or $30 a month subscription fees. Not ideal for my needs. And, I like to own software not rent it. Hoping there is a purchase option. Regardless Bill, I enjoy your videos.

[@cradmin1386]

jogforfitness For creative cloud it is subscription-based $20 a month if you are still in school or college and $50 a month for all else I believe… I pay 20 a-month as am still in school. I believe you can purchase CS6 (used) but it is old and not the new version… But creative cloud is completely worth it.