10 Adobe Premiere Pro Keyboard Shortcuts That Will Help You Edit Faster | No Film School

One way to maximize productivity in editing is with keyboard shortcuts, and Tobias from Surfaced Studio shares 10 essential ones for Adobe Premiere Pro that will help you work faster and more efficiently.

There are tons of keyboard shortcuts you can utilize in Premiere Pro—in fact, you can check out a layout of all of them here, but these ten are the ones you'll be using on a more consistent basis as you edit.

(If you're on a Mac: CTRL = COMMAND and ALT = OPTION)

Navigation: (SHIFT) + LEFT / RIGHT / UP / DOWN
Editing Tools: V, (SHIFT) + A, B, N, R, C, Y, U, P, H, Zoom
Unselect All: CTRL + SHIFT + A
Nudge Clip: (SHIFT) + ALT + LEFT / RIGHT
Add Edit (Cut): (SHIFT) + CTRL + K
Extend Previous / Next Edit to Playhead: SHIFT + Q / W
Link / Unlink: CTRL + L
Add Default Transition: CTRL + D
Speed & Duration Settings: CTRL + R
Mark In / Out: I / O
Mark Clip: X
Export Media: CTRL + M

Commit these shortcuts to muscle memory and you'll be editing like a machine in no time.

Source: Surfaced Studio

From Your Site Articles

Premiere CC adobe Adobe Premiere shortcuts keyboard shortcuts

Canon PowerShot V1 hands-on

Here’s What the First Hands-On Reviews of the Canon PowerShot V1 Reveal

The recently announced Canon PowerShot V1 is starting to build a buzz with those lucky enough to get their hands on advanced models.

While we give most of our camera coverage and focus on budget cinema and higher-end mirrorless cameras that are usually going to be the best options for those looking to shoot indie films and commercial video projects of pretty much all sizes these days, there’s a growing movement of hybrid content creators whose number one goal is simplicity and ease-of-use.

Not to knock these two aspects at all, but in fact, with recent advancements in camera technology, there are many examples of point-and-shoot and lower-end mirrorless cameras that are amazingly capable of photo and video capture and recording.

The point-and-shoot market in particular is exploding for this reason as travel photographers and videographers are able to produce stunning content from these small, and at times limited, cameras. The latest example of what might end up being one of the best—if not at least just the most popular—point-and-shoot cameras in this space is the recently announced Canon PowerShot V1.

Let’s take a look at this exciting new Canon camera and see what the first hands-on reviews are saying about its hybrid photo and video capabilities.

Keep ReadingShow less

Popular

Latest