Gmetrix Premiere Pro-Domain 5

Why is it important to double-check a project for errors before publishing?

• To ensure the project specifications are correct and avoid undermining the editor's credibility

• To make the project look more colorful

• To increase the file size

• To reduce the number of team members

What is the first step you should take when preparing a project for publishing, according to the material?

• List four issues that are important to check for

• Save the file as completed

• Review the project file for errors

• Open the project file from the student folder

Which file should you open from your Domain 5 Student folder when preparing for publishing?

• LK_PP5.1.prproj

• LK_PP5.1-Completed

• LK_PP5.2.prproj

• LK_PP4.1.prproj

What should you do after reviewing the project file and fixing any errors you find?

• Save the file as LK_PP5.1-Completed

• Delete the project file

• Change the project name to anything you like

• Send the file without saving

Which of the following is an objective covered in this lesson?

• Check a project for errors and project specifications

• Create a new video project from scratch

• Export a project to social media

• Add background music to a video

Suppose you find two errors in your project file during the review step. What should you do next?

• Fix the errors you found

• Ignore the errors and continue

• Delete the project file

• Change the file format

What is the correct frame rate to set for the sequence in the LK_PP_Review5.1.prproj file?

• 30 fps

• 25 fps

• 23.976 fps

• 60 fps

Which of the following is the correct frame size to set for the sequence?

• 1920 x 1080

• 1280 x 720

• 4096 x 2160

• 3840 x 2160

Why is it important to ensure there are no gaps in the timeline before exporting a sequence?

• To reduce file size

• To avoid playback errors or missing content in the final export

• To increase the frame rate

• To change the color grading

What should you do with the logo clip according to the steps for completion?

• Place it anywhere in the timeline

• Ensure it is inside the title safe area

• Remove it from the sequence

• Change its color