(I doubtyou'll ever need more than that.) To add more than the default two videotracks that are visible in the timeline, do the following:Ĭlick the triangle located in the top-right corner of the Timelinewindow. Premiere allows you to go crazy and add up to 96 layers of video. Select the desired video track using the Target track selector (generally a higher track than your previous edit). Go back and place in and out marks in the same positions as your previous edit. Use one of the edit buttons (Insert or Overlay) to add the clip to the timeline.
Select the desired video track using the Target track selector located under the Program monitor, as shown in Figure 3.13, or click the track name in the timeline.įigure 3.13 Use the Target track selector or click the track name itself to select the desired track where you want to edit the source material. Mark the in and out points in your timeline. Select the source footage in the Source monitor. To layer clips in your timeline, do the following: This mightbe as simple as superimposing two different video clips or as complex as using acombination of superimpositions, graphics with alpha channels, text and titlesflying by the camera, and Picture-in-Picture images floating smoothly across thescreen. Vertical layering of clipsallows you to display multiple images onscreen at any given moment. If you have been to the movies or watched television recently, you havewitnessed the results of some creative editing using multiple layers of videoclips (whether you've realized it or not).
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