Video editing

Edit travel montage

Category: Video editing
Platform: Windows
Length: 30 min
Resolution: 1920 × 1080
Software: Adobe Premiere Pro

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Adobe Premiere Pro · Windows

00:00 / 30:03

Events3,149

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Loading events

Narration162

00:00
Switched through File Explorer to the open Adobe Premiere project, then clicked the Brave taskbar icon to launch Brave.
Move between open applications and open the browser.
00:04
Returned to Adobe Premiere Pro, clicked in the project bin, and opened the New Item menu from the timeline panel.
Prepare to create a sequence in the Premiere project.
00:08
Opened the New Sequence dialog, selected settings, and created Sequence 07. Dragged the ReferenceVideo.mp4 clip into the timeline, then played or scrubbed through the sequence and invoked Save Project.
Create a sequence from the reference video and save the project.
00:24
Returned to the Premiere timeline, played or scrubbed through the sequence, then right-clicked the selected video and audio clips to open their context menu.
Review the sequence and access clip editing options.
00:35
Opened the clip’s Speed/Duration dialog and returned to the timeline, then opened Scene Edit Detection for the selected footage.
Access clip timing and scene-detection options.
00:40
Started Scene Edit Detection and waited while Premiere analyzed the clip. After the dialog closed, scrolled in the timeline and moved the pointer across the newly divided video and audio segments.
Detect scene changes and create cuts in the footage.
00:50
Scrolled through the Premiere timeline, then dragged across the tracks and repositioned the playhead while the sequence preview remained visible.
Navigate the sequence timeline and inspect its footage.
01:01
Scrolled and dragged in the timeline, then used keyboard input to move the playhead forward; the Program Monitor advanced to footage of a hiker crossing a green hillside.
Review footage at different points in the sequence.
01:07
Used keyboard input to step through the sequence, advancing the playhead and previewing a shot of two hikers silhouetted against the sky.
Review the sequence footage.
01:17
Continued using keyboard input to advance through the sequence; the Program Monitor progressed from a hiker on a grassy slope to people running in a mountain landscape.
Review later footage in the sequence.
01:33
Scrolled over the timeline to later portions and continued stepping through the footage with keyboard input; the Program Monitor showed a hand gesturing toward a mountain meadow and then a hiker on a forested trail.
Navigate and review later clips in the sequence.
01:50
Continued advancing through the sequence with keyboard input, reviewing shots of a mountain lake and then a person looking out over a landscape at sunset.
Review the sequence footage.
02:10
Typed continuously while the Premiere timeline played through the existing sequence; no visible edits or changes to the clips were apparent.
Continue working in the open Premiere project; the purpose of the keystrokes is unclear.
02:30
Continued typing with the sequence visible, then scrolled the timeline view and pressed the save shortcut, opening the Save Project dialog at the end of the span.
Save the Premiere project.
02:43
Returned to the Premiere project, scrolled the project bin and clicked through its controls, then dragged the Source monitor's scrubber across the selected Easenix-branded media to review different frames.
Browse and inspect source footage in the project bin.
02:53
Dragged the Source monitor scrubber through the selected branded clip to review its frames, then clicked another item in the project bin.
Review source footage and choose another media item.
02:59
Continued scrubbing through the selected branded clip in the Source monitor, then typed a brief entry that left the project marked as edited.
Inspect the selected source clip; the purpose of the brief typing is unclear.
03:09
Typed a few keystrokes and dragged the Source monitor scrubber to review more of the branded footage, moving from a shirt graphic to a view of the person at a railing.
Continue reviewing the source clip.
03:21
Scrubbed through the selected source footage in the Source monitor, moving from a misty view behind an iron fence to a close-up of a colorful shirt graphic. Clicked through nearby media thumbnails in the Project panel.
Review and locate source footage for the edit.
03:32
Scrubbed through the selected shirt-graphic clip and then the following misty hillside footage in the Source monitor, checking different moments in each clip.
Review candidate footage for the sequence.
03:43
Selected the mountain-valley footage and scrubbed through it in the Source monitor, viewing changing valley and forested mountain vistas.
Review the landscape clip for the edit.
03:53
Continued scrubbing through the landscape footage, then selected a sunset-over-town clip in the Project panel and displayed its opening view in the Source monitor.
Review another landscape clip for the sequence.
04:03
Scrubbed through the sunset clip, then selected the rolling-hills-and-clouds clip in the Project panel.
Review available landscape footage.
04:13
Scrolled the Project panel and selected the mountain-vista-with-clouds clip, then scrubbed through it in the Source monitor to inspect the changing mountain and valley views.
Review another landscape clip for the sequence.
04:23
Selected a landscape clip in the Project panel, then repeatedly dragged along the Source monitor’s scrub bar to review different moments of the forest footage; finished with a pine-tree shot displayed.
Review landscape source footage and locate usable frames.
04:32
Continued dragging the Source monitor playhead through the pine-forest clip, moving across shots of treetops and trunks. Clicked near the scrub bar and entered a few spaces and letters while navigating.
Continue reviewing the selected forest clip.
04:43
Dragged through the selected forest footage, then selected the next landscape clip in the Project panel and continued scrubbing it; the Source monitor became black at the later position.
Review another landscape source clip.
05:00
Continued dragging through the selected source clip to review later moments, showing people walking across a grassy mountain landscape; clicked near the Source monitor scrub bar and typed a space.
Review the walking footage for a suitable moment.
05:10
Scrubbed the Source monitor, then selected a clip in the sequence timeline; the Program monitor showed a misty tea-plantation hillside, and the Effect Controls panel displayed its Motion and Opacity settings.
Inspect footage already placed in the sequence.
05:20
Clicked successive clips in the sequence timeline to inspect them, with the Program monitor updating from a misty plantation shot to a mountain-valley view. Clicked and dragged within the timeline area near the end.
Review and select landscape clips in the sequence.
05:30
Adjusted the selected clip’s Motion Scale to 50 in Effect Controls, then clicked and dragged around the timeline and preview controls while moving among the landscape clips. The project opened a Save Project dialog at the end of the interval.
Adjust and inspect the selected landscape clip in the sequence, then save the project.
05:48
Returned to the Premiere project and clicked and dragged in the sequence timeline, briefly selecting or moving clips near the 36-second area. The Program monitor went black, and the focus then shifted to the Source monitor controls.
Arrange or inspect clips in the sequence timeline.
05:54
Dragged across the Source monitor scrub bar to review the selected group-walking landscape footage at different positions. Clicked the monitor control and typed a short entry while the footage advanced to a later frame.
Scrub through and review the selected source footage.
06:04
Continued dragging through the Source monitor controls and scrub bar to review the group-walking footage, then selected another media item in the project bin. The Source monitor changed to a vertical shot of a person sitting by a window overlooking a misty valley.
Browse and preview another source clip.
06:14
Dragged along the Source monitor scrub bar to review the selected misty-valley footage at several positions, moving from a view of people on a lookout to clouds over the hills.
Review the selected misty-valley source footage.
06:27
Continued scrubbing through the cloud-covered valley clip, moving among frames of fog, hills, and trees. Clicked within the monitor controls and then clicked the timeline, leaving no clip selected.
Review the selected cloud footage and return focus to the sequence timeline.
06:37
Clicked the landscape clip in the Project bin several times, then scrubbed through it in the Source monitor to review footage of a person and a group walking across a field.
Review the selected landscape footage.
06:46
Scrubbed the Source monitor through the field footage, then selected the couple-walking clip in the Project bin and opened it in the Source monitor.
Browse and inspect another source clip.
06:57
Scrubbed through the couple-walking source footage, then selected the misty-road clip in the Project bin to load it in the Source monitor.
Preview the next landscape source clip.
07:06
Scrubbed through the misty-road footage in the Source monitor, reviewing views of a couple and a winding road through fog.
Review the selected misty-road clip.
07:15
Selected the sunset clip in the Project bin and scrubbed through its Source monitor footage of a woman at a balcony.
Preview the sunset source clip.
07:21
Continued scrubbing through the sunset clip in the Source monitor, viewing successive moments of the woman at the balcony.
Review the sunset footage.
07:32
Scrubbed through the source footage in Premiere’s Source monitor, moving from the sunset shot of a woman on a balcony to misty forest footage, and selected the forest clip in the project bin.
Review and select landscape footage for the sequence.
07:45
Worked in the sequence timeline, selecting clips and moving the playhead among shots of forest and mountain scenery. Pressed Ctrl+S, opening the Save Project dialog.
Review the assembled sequence and save the project.
07:56
Returned to the sequence, clicked across nearby timeline positions and clips, and moved the playhead through the mountain and tree-canopy footage.
Review and navigate the sequence shots.
08:09
Opened the Windows system-tray overflow, then returned to Premiere and navigated the sequence to footage of people walking in a field. Changed the selected clip’s Scale value to 50.
Adjust a selected sequence clip’s framing.
08:19
Selected successive clips in the timeline and edited their Scale values, entering 50 for several shots while navigating among footage of people walking and the misty forest. Pressed Ctrl+S, opening the Save Project dialog.
Adjust framing on multiple sequence clips and save the project.
08:36
Returned to Premiere, selected the rolling-green-hills clip in the project bin, and scrubbed through its source footage in the Source monitor.
Preview another landscape clip for possible use in the sequence.
08:46
Scrolled the project bin and repeatedly clicked the landscape-woman clip, then dragged across the Source monitor’s scrub bar to inspect footage. Selected the landscape-clouds clip and continued scrubbing its preview.
Browse and preview landscape source footage.
08:56
Dragged along the Source monitor’s scrub bar to advance through the landscape-clouds clip, then scrolled and clicked around the monitor controls while continuing to inspect the preview.
Review footage from the selected landscape-clouds clip.

09:06
Clicked around the Source monitor controls and scrub bar, then selected the pine-forest-path clip in the project bin to load it in the Source monitor.
Switch to and preview another landscape source clip.
09:13
Dragged along the Source monitor’s scrub bar to review the pine-forest footage at later points, then clicked the clip and scrub controls.
Inspect the pine-forest-path footage.
09:23
Clicked the man-in-grassland clip in the project bin, then dragged along its Source monitor scrub bar to view later footage. Typed a brief 'i ' while the monitor was active.
Preview the grassland source footage.
09:33
Continued scrubbing through the grassland clip, making several clicks and drags along the Source monitor controls; typed isolated 'i', space, 'o', and space keystrokes while it remained active.
Continue reviewing the selected grassland clip.
09:44
Clicked through items in the Premiere project bin and repeatedly dragged in the Source monitor, previewing footage including misty mountain and forest-road shots. Switched to another source clip near the end of the span.
Review source footage while working in the Premiere project.
10:01
Continued dragging in the Premiere workspace, then selected a clip in the timeline and opened its Motion and Opacity controls in Effect Controls.
Inspect and adjust a selected sequence clip.
10:11
Clicked through the Source and Program monitor controls and selected different clips in the timeline, viewing forest-path and misty-road footage in the Program monitor. Pressed Ctrl+S near the end.
Review sequence footage and save the Premiere project.
10:21
Returned from the Save Project dialog to the Premiere project, selected a landscape clip in the bin, and used the Source monitor controls to preview its green valley footage.
Save the project and review another source clip.
10:33
Used the Source monitor controls and scrolled through the sequence timeline, changing its horizontal zoom and visible range. Selected the green-valley clip in the project bin.
Navigate the timeline and inspect the selected landscape source clip.
10:43
Dragged in the Source monitor's scrub area to review the selected tall-tree clip, moving from its opening to a later point where the preview appeared black.
Review the selected source clip.
11:03
Selected the landscape tree clip in the Project bin with repeated clicks.
Select a landscape source clip for inspection.
11:23
Selected the adjacent landscape A433 clip, then repeatedly dragged across the Source monitor's scrubber to review different moments of the cloud-and-valley footage.
Inspect the landscape clip's contents.
11:33
Typed a few isolated characters and continued dragging through the Source monitor scrubber, moving between landscape footage and the party-bus clip in the Project bin.
Browse and preview source footage.
11:41
Continued scrubbing through the party-bus source footage, then pressed Ctrl+S to save the project and opened the Save Project dialog.
Review the source clip and save the Premiere project.
11:58
Returned to the Premiere project, selected the bonfire clip in the Project bin, and dragged across the Source monitor scrubber to preview its footage.
Preview the bonfire source clip.
12:08
Scrubbed through the bonfire footage, then clicked around the sequence timeline and its clip area, shifting the visible playhead position; entered several isolated spaces and a character.
Review the bonfire footage and adjust the sequence playhead.
12:18
Entered 50 in a selected clip property and confirmed it, then clicked and dragged around the timeline and adjusted the property again while the Program Monitor changed from a mountain-sky shot to a purple-lit party clip.
Adjust a selected clip setting and inspect nearby sequence footage.
12:28
Entered 50 and confirmed it in a clip property, clicked and dragged in the timeline and monitor area, then selected another project-bin item and dragged repeatedly near the viewer controls. The Program Monitor showed a bonfire before the Source Monitor displayed a purple disco-ball clip.
Continue adjusting clip settings and browse source footage.
12:38
Clicked a project-bin item and made repeated drags around the Source Monitor scrub bar, then selected another media item. The Source Monitor changed from a black frame to a bonfire shot.
Browse and preview source clips.
12:47
Continued dragging around the Source Monitor scrub bar and selected successive project-bin clips, moving from the couple-dance clip to a bonfire-at-night clip. Scrolled in the interface while the Source Monitor remained black.
Browse source media and inspect clips in the project bin.
12:58
Selected the woman-posing-by-train clip in the project bin and repeatedly dragged along the Source Monitor scrub bar to review later moments. The preview showed the woman posing by a train and stone bridge.
Review the selected source footage.
13:10
Continued scrubbing the train-and-bridge source clip, typed a few brief characters, and clicked around the Source Monitor controls. Then invoked Save Project, opening the Save Project window.
Review footage and save the Premiere project.
13:29
Switched to Adobe Premiere and left the Sequence 07 timeline and campfire preview open; pressed the spacebar near the end of the interval.
Continue working in the open video sequence.
13:47
Selected the tea-plantation tree clip in the project bin, opening it in the Source monitor. Repeatedly dragged across the Source monitor’s scrub bar to review different points in the clip.
Review footage in the selected source clip.
13:56
Continued scrubbing through the tea-plantation clip in the Source monitor, moving between views of the tree and people nearby. Clicked within the monitor controls and timeline area while reviewing the footage.
Inspect source footage and its position in the sequence.
14:07
Repeatedly clicked along the Source monitor’s scrub bar and pressed the X key while reviewing successive frames of the tea-plantation clip, progressing from a view of people by a tree to a later, similar view. The timeline remained visible with its existing video clips.
Scrub through and inspect the selected footage.
14:26
Returned from the Save Project window to Premiere, selected clips in the timeline, and adjusted the timeline view. Opened the clip’s Motion controls, changed its Scale from 50 to 100, and confirmed the entry.
Adjust the selected clip’s framing in the sequence.
14:36
Scrolled the project bin to other tea-plantation footage, selected the mountain-view clip, and scrubbed through it in the Source monitor. The sequence timeline remained open while the Source monitor showed changing views of the hills and tea plants.
Browse and review another source clip.
14:46
Selected and scrubbed through several tea-plantation source clips, moving the source playhead and previewing their footage. Entered “50” in a timeline field, then selected another clip in the project bin.
Review source footage and adjust a sequence or clip setting while assembling the edit.
15:01
Selected successive plantation clips in the project bin and scrubbed their source previews, moving from a green plantation view to misty trees.
Review source footage for possible use in the sequence.
15:10
Continued scrubbing through source clips and selecting additional items in the project bin, previewing misty plantation trees and a tea-estate landscape.
Compare source shots while editing the sequence.
15:20
Scrubbed through the selected misty tea-estate clip to view different moments of trees and hillside footage.
Review the selected source clip’s content.
15:30
Selected another tea-estate clip in the project bin, then scrubbed through its source preview and scrolled within the bin before selecting a further clip.
Browse and preview additional footage for the sequence.
15:39
Selected and scrubbed through another source clip, viewing different moments of a tea plantation with clouds and mountains in the background.
Review the source footage for the edit.
15:49
Dragged across the Source monitor’s scrubber to review the tea-estate footage, then selected the adjacent tea-estate clip in the Project panel and displayed its opening frame.
Browse and inspect source footage for the edit.
15:59
Continued scrubbing through the Source monitor to review the train-at-platform clip, advancing from its opening view to a later view of the train.
Review train footage for possible use in the edit.
16:08
Scrubbed through the train-at-platform footage, then selected the blue steam locomotive clip in the Project panel and viewed its opening frame.
Inspect additional train footage.
16:18
Scrubbed through the blue steam locomotive source, then selected the toy-train POV clip in the Project panel to display its opening frame.
Browse and inspect another train shot.
16:28
Scrubbed through the train-window footage, reviewing a close-up selfie view at different positions in the source clip.
Inspect the train-window footage.
16:38
Selected the steam-locomotive-in-yard clip, scrubbed along its source timeline, and clicked other visible clips in the Project panel; the final displayed source frame turned black.
Continue browsing train footage in the project.
16:48
Dragged across the Premiere timeline clip, then opened its context menu and chose the speed/duration command.
Adjust the selected clip's playback speed or duration.
16:58
Changed the selected clip's speed from 100% to 150% in the Clip Speed / Duration dialog and confirmed the change. Moved among timeline clips and selected a Scale value in Effect Controls, entering 150.
Speed up a timeline clip and adjust another clip's visual scale.
17:09
Selected another timeline clip, edited its Scale value in Effect Controls to 50, then moved to a later clip and entered 50 for its Scale.
Adjust the framing of selected clips by changing their scale.
17:19
Continued selecting clips in the timeline and setting their Scale values to 50. Selected the Coonoor station clip and entered 50, after which its Scale value appeared as 82.
Adjust clip framing and zoom for the station footage.
17:29
Changed the selected clip's Scale to 70, then clicked the timeline and dragged across the right-side viewer controls while selecting a different source clip in the project bin.
Set a clip's scale and inspect another source clip.
17:38
Scrolled through the Project panel and selected several train-footage thumbnails, then dragged in the Source monitor's scrub bar to review the selected train-approach clip at different points.
Browse and preview train footage in the Source monitor.
17:48
Scrolled the Project bin and repeatedly clicked a train-footage thumbnail, then scrubbed through the selected clip in the Source monitor and clicked another footage item to load it.
Browse and preview train footage for possible use in the sequence.
17:58
Continued scrubbing through the Source monitor, then selected another train clip in the Project bin to load its preview.
Review additional train footage.
18:05
Scrubbed through the loaded footage and selected another item in the Project bin to display its preview.
Continue browsing train footage.
18:14
Scrubbed through the train_A341 source clip, then invoked Save Project; Premiere opened a Save Project dialog.
Review the clip and save the Premiere project.

Build the in-progress vertical travel and nature montage in Sequence 07.

Created and refined a Premiere Pro montage from reference and landscape, tea-plantation, train, and wildlife footage by detecting scene cuts, reviewing source clips, adjusting clip timing and scale, and saving the project.

clip.mp4The screen recording261 MB events.jsonEvery input logged, synced to the video clock37 MB frame_events.jsonEvery input logged, synced per frame35 MB narration.jsonDescriptions of what happened, and why73 KB metadata.jsonThe session's facts2 KB

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