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In this project you will learn how to creating a multi-camera edit using multiple video clips from different camera angles. You will learn how to:
- Mark clips and synchronize them
- Nest sequences
- Use the multi-camera monitor
- Switch camera angles
- Use the rolling edit tool to adjust edit points
- Use a variety of keyboard shortcuts
Getting Started
Project Files
Open “Project01_ MultiCamera_Edit”
Double click the Adobe Premiere file 
“Multicam.prproj”
- Personal_profile_assignment folder has a couple word documents from a multi camera assignment I do in my Video Foundations course.
- Feet.avi, Hands.avi, Low.avi and Overhead.avi are the video files provided by Adobe when you purchased Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0.
- Prp2it_multicam.pdf is the step-by-step directions for this project from the Adobe tutorials web site http://www.adobe.com/uk/designcenter/tutorials/.
- Multicam_tutorial folder contains the tutorial for this project. Open it and click on the web page “multicam.html” or click on the link below.
- Multi_example2.avi is an example from a dance recital we produced in 2006.
>> Tutorial (11:02) Tutorials\multicam\multicam.html
Extra Credit
If you finish early, “close all” the clips in the source monitor and try using the sequence and clips in the “*extra credit” bin to recreate the same project with as little help from the instructor or tutorial as possible.