Go to your Finder in your dock.
Select the "Columns" icon or choose "as Columns" in the dropdown list.
Select "Kind" the next dropdown to the right.
Open Finder
On the left side, scroll down to "Location" and click "Google Drive" (NOT "My Drive")
Click "Shared drives" > "Video Production 1"
Right-click on "Intro to Premiere Pro" and click "Copy"
Go to "My Drive" > "Video Production"
Right-click in the blank space and click "New Folder"
Name the new folder "3 - Premiere Pro"
In the new folder, right-click in the blank space and click "Paste Item"
Open Creative Cloud in your dock
Under the "Apps" tab, find Premiere Pro
Click "Open" to the right
Click "New Project"
Adjust the "Project name" to: "Intro"
For Project Location:
Click "Choose Location..."
Navigate to "My Drive" > "Video Production" > "3 - Premiere Pro" > "Formatives"
Click "Choose"
Click "Home" on the left menu
Double-click the "My Drive"
Double-click and navigate to "Video Production" > "3 - Premiere Pro" > "Formatives"
Check the 4 videos.
Click "Create"
When your project opens in the "Edit" screen, it should look similar to this.
Top left: Once you click on a video, you'll see all the effects
Top right: View your sequence
Bottom left: View your imported media
Bottom right: Edit your sequence
An assembly of video clips and other media.
A project may contain multiple sequences, and each sequence can have its own settings.
Within a single project, you can edit individual segments as separate sequences, and then combine the segments into a finished program by nesting them into a longer sequence. Similarly, you can store variations of your edit, as separate sequences in the same project.
In the bottom-right panel, click on the pointer icon (top tool) or click "V" on your keyboard.
Then click on the first video in your sequence (the first purple rectangle with the text "For")
Hover your pointer over the right end of the clip until you see the red arrow/bracket show up.
Click and drag the edge to the left to trim the clip.
Trim the clip so that it is reduced to 3 seconds.
Notice how there is now a gab in your video?
In the bottom-right panel, click on the double arrows icon (third tool icon down) or click "B" on your keyboard
Then click on the second video in your sequence (the second purple rectangle with the text "Oce")
Hover your pointer over the right end of the clip until you see the yellow arrow/bracket show up.
Click and drag the edge to the left to trim the clip.
Trim the clip so that it is reduced to 3 seconds.
Notice how there is no gab where you just edited? This is because of the Ripple Edit Tool.
In the bottom-right panel, click on the razor icon (fourth tool icon down) or click "C" on your keyboard
Hover your pointer over the middle of the third clip in your sequence (third purple rectangle) until you see the white razor pop up
Click to cut in half.
In the bottom-right panel, click on the pointer icon (top tool) or click "V" on your keyboard.
Click on the second half of the clip you just cut in half
Click "delete" on your keyboard.
Notice how there is now a gab in your video?
Hold down "command" on your keyboard.
Right-click on the first gap in your video.
Click "Ripple Delete" to delete the gap.
Repeat for the second gap.
In the bottom-right panel, click on the pointer icon (top tool) or click "V" on your keyboard.
Then click on the last video in your sequence (the last purple rectangle)
Hover your pointer over the right end of the clip until you see the red arrow/bracket show up.
Click and drag the edge to the left to trim the clip.
Trim the clip so that it is reduced to 3 seconds.
In your top-right panel, click the play icon (triangle)
Watch the now 12-second video sequence
In the top menu, click "File" > "Save"
Screenshot your editing timeline area:
On your keyboard click "cmd" + "shift" + "5" at the same time to bring up the screenshot screen
Adjust the rectangle around your timeline and click capture
Move your screenshot to your "My Drive" > "3- Premiere Pro" > "Formatives" folder
In the top tabs, click "Export"
Rename the "File Name" to "Intro"
Double-click on the blue hyperlink next to "Location" In the pop-up:
In the "Where" area, select "My Drive" > "3- Premiere Pro" > "Formatives"
Click "Save"
Click "Export" in the bottom right corner.
In Finder:
Right-click on "Video Production" and click "Copy link to clipboard"
Paste the link in Canvas.