Adobe Certified Instructor for Creative Cloud Video Editing Solutions Sample Questions:

1. You have edited a multicamera source sequence into a large! sequence. You want to view the footage from multiple cameras simultaneously. How do you enable Multi-Camera editing in the Program Monitor?

A) Choose Multi-Camera view from the Program Monitor panel menu.
B) Choose View > Program Monitor > Multi-Camera.
C) Select the Multi-Camera view button located on the Source Monitor Button Bar.
D) Click the Program Monitor Settings icon and choose Multi-Camera.

2. You have created a text layer and want to save the style (font, color, shadow etc) for later use. How can you save the style as a Master Style?

A) With the text layer selected, click the Graphics Properties button under Appearance, and choose Create Master Text Style.
B) With the text layer selected choose Create Master Text Style from Master Styles menu in the Essential Graphics panel.
C) With the text layer selected, go to the Graphics menu and choose Master Styles > New Master Text Style.
D) With the text layer selected, choose Create Master Text Style in the Graphics menu.

3. You are performing a 4-point Overwrite Edit and have marked In and Out points in both the Source Monitor and Program Monitor. You want the tit Clip dialog to open so you can perform a Fit-to-Fill edit but you previously set the Fit Clip dialog to always ignore the source out point How can you get the Pit Clip dialog to open again so you can perform a Fit-to-Fill Edit?

A) Map a keyboard shortcut for Flt-to-Fill. Mark In and Out points in Source and Program Monitors- and press Overwrite.
B) In the Timeline panel menu check Fit to Fill Opens for Edit Range Mismatches, and perform Overwrite Edit
C) In Preferences > Timeline, check Fit Clip Dialog Opens for Edit Range Mismatches- Perform Overwrite Edit
D) In Preferences > Trim tab. check Tit Clip Dialog Opens for Edit Range Mismatches. Restart Premiere Pro and perform Overwrite Edit.

4. You have added a competeinterviewclip onto a timeline. At the beginning of the dip. there are 10 seconds of material that you want to remove without leavinga gap.
How can you achieve this?

A) Enable the Razor Tool to add an edit point at the desired start point and delete the dip to the left of the new edit point.
B) Using the Selection Tool elide and drag the edit point of the clip and move it to where you want this clip to begin.
C) Place the playhead at the location where want this clip to begin and press Q to perform a Ripple Trim to playhead edit.
D) Select the edit point at the Beginning of your clip and move your playhead to where you want this clip to start and press E.

5. In the Export Settings panel, you need to export something as a .mov (QuickTime). You see that QuickTime is a choice in the Formats dropdown menu, but find that the Presets have different choices for video codecs.
How do these choices affect the exported file?

A) A format refers to the frame size and rate, and the codec refers to the color space.
B) A format is how the file Is compressed, and a codec refers to the extension.
C) A format is how the file Is framed (full-frame format) and a codec refers to the extension.
D) A format is a container for your dip. A codec is the way the media is encoded.

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