Free Adobe Certified Instructor for Creative Cloud Video Editing Solutions Exam AD0-C102 Exam Practice Test

You have an edit that is at its required final duration. but you need to use a clip that is 10 frames shorter than the spate m which you want to place it in the edit. Which tool helps solve this problem?

• Slip Tool
• Slide Tool
• Ripple Edit Tool
• Rate Stretch Tool

Your customer wants a video file with visible timecode. How can you do this using the Export Settings dialog box?

• Choose Captions > Timecode.
• Choose Set Start Timecode.
• Choose Add Timecode Bum-in,
• Choose Effects > Timecode Overlay.

What happens if you drag one sequence into a new sequence with sequence nesting turned off in the Timeline panel?

• The original sequence appears in the new sequence as a multicamera source sequence.
• You will not be able to edit the original sequence into the new sequence.
• The original sequence will edit into the new sequence as a single clip.
• Individual clips in the original sequence will be edited into the new sequence.

You want to burn-in Timecode display m a draft video that you want to deliver to a client. What is a way to achieve this?

• During export, enable Timecode Overlay.
• Choose Sequence > Display Timecode.
• Add the Timecode effect to the Sequence,
• Choose Clip > Display Timecode.

The Media Cache Files in Premiere Pro are by default stored here:* Mac Users: Macintosh HD/Users/UserName/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Common* Windows Users: C:Users\UserName\ AppData\Roaming\Adobe\CommonWhere can you change this location?

• Project Settings > Scratch Disks > Media Cache Files
• Sequence > Sequence Settings > Media Cache Files
• Preferences > Media Cache > Media Cache Files
• Project > Project Settings > Media Cache Files

You have a sequence m which you have tendered multiple effects, and you want to take advantage of smart rendering to speed up sequence export times. Which preview file format option is required?

• H26A
• Quicktime
• l-frame only MPEG
• RED R3D

You are working on a project using the latest operating system and a certified supported video card.How should Adobe Premiere Pro be configured to take advantage of the GPU processing power for faster rendering?

• In Preferences > Media, check The box next to Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration.
• Choose File > Project Settings > General. Under Renderer. choose a Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration option.
• Choose Sequence > Sequence Settings. Under Video Renderer choose Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration.
• Choose File > Project Settings > General. Under Renderer. choose Mercury Playback Engine Software Only.

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

• Place the playhead at the location where want this clip to begin and press Q to perform a Ripple Trim to playhead edit.
• 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.
• 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.
• Using the Selection Tool elide and drag the edit point of the clip and move it to where you want this clip to begin.

You do not have any graphic dips selected in the timeline, and you want to add a new text item. How do you do this?

• In the Graphics menu, choose New Layer > Text.
• In the Project panel choose New Item > Text.
• In the Essential Graphics panel click the plus icon (+) and choose Text.
• In the Essential Graphics panel menu, choose New Text Layer.

You want to create proxies in Premiere Pro- and the existing presets are not suitable for your media. How do you create a custom Ingest preset for Premiere Pro?

• Use Adobe Media Encoder to create a custom preset for use in Premiere Pro.
• Use File > Export > Ingest Preset to create a custom preset
• Use Preferences > General, check Save Export Presets as Ingest Presets.
• Use Premiere Pro Ingest settings to create a custom preset