TechTutorials: Changing Clip Speed in PremierePro

This video tutorial demonstrates how to adjust the speed of video clips in Premiere Pro, including speeding up, slowing down, and reversing clips. It explains how to access the speed and duration settings, and how to maintain audio pitch when altering clip speed. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions for both Windows and Mac users, highlighting the effects of speed changes on audio pitch and offering solutions to maintain the original pitch.

What is the first step to change the speed of a clip in Premiere Pro on a Windows PC?

• Drag the clip to the timeline

• Right-click the clip

• Select the clip and press delete

• Double-click the clip

How can you reverse a video clip in Premiere Pro?

• By unlinking audio and video and selecting 'Reverse Speed'

• By clicking 'Reverse' in the effects panel

• By selecting 'Reverse Clip' from the main menu

• By dragging the clip to the reverse timeline

What happens to the audio pitch when you speed up a video clip?

• The pitch becomes lower

• The pitch is muted

• The pitch remains the same

• The pitch becomes higher

Which feature allows you to keep the audio pitch unchanged when altering the speed of a clip?

• Audio Lock

• Pitch Stabilizer

• Maintain Audio Pitch

• Speed Lock

What is the effect of checking the 'maintain audio pitch' option?

• The audio will be reversed

• The audio will be muted

• The audio pitch will change with speed adjustments

• The audio pitch will remain constant despite speed changes