2. Arrange the clips to which you want to apply an effect.
Choose File > Import, select a folder or one or more clips, and click Open. Drag the
imported
clips from the Project window to one of the sequences and arrange them as
needed.
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You’ll be nesting the sequence containing clips in the other sequence, which is still empty.
You’ll use the other sequence as the master sequence for your video program.
3. Add the sequence of clips to the master sequence.
In the Timeline window, click the tab for your master sequence to bring it to the front.
Then, in the Project window, drag the icon for the sequence containing clips to the master
sequence in the timeline.
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4. Apply the effect.
Choose Window > Effects, locate the effect you want to apply, and drag it to the nested
sequence in your master sequence.
5. Preview the effect.
Play back your master sequence. The effect is applied uniformly to all clips in the
nested sequence.
If you play back the nested sequence, you won’t see the effect applied, because it is
applied within the sequence where it’s nested.
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Create Rolling Multicolumn Titles
Give the performers and crew in your productions the credits they deserve. By using the
tab stop and rolling title features in the Adobe Title Designer in Adobe
®
Premiere
®
Pro, you
can easily create professional, rolling multicolumn titles.
1. Set the title to roll.
In Adobe Premiere Pro, choose File > New > Title to open the Adobe Title Designer. From
the Title Type menu, choose Roll. If you intend to create rolling or crawling titles, make the
appropriate choice before creating the title.
2. Set the title boundaries.
Select the horizontal type tool, and drag in the drawing area to create a text box. If you
intend to create a long list of credits, you can drag the box so that it extends outside the
visible area. If you do drag the box outside of the visible area, use the scroll bar to return
to
the top of the boundary.
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3. Display the tab markers.
Choose Title > View > Tab Markers. No tab markers appear yet—you won’t see them until
you create tab stops.
4. Create tab stops.
Click the Tab Stops button . You create all tabs in this dialog box, using the ruler (which is
marked in increments of points) and the tab markers for placement. To create a tab, click