6 Ways to Trim and Cut Video in Adobe Premiere Pro

In this video you will learn six different ways you can trim or cut your clips to build and refine your edit: (1) Razor tool, (2) Selection Tool, (3) Ripple Edit (4) Rolling Edit, (5) Slip and Side, and (6) Top Tail editing.
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[PremiereGal]

Which trimming method do you use most? OR, which method in the video was completely new to you! LMK ⬇️ 😀

[nourno-nzfs]

I just downloaded Premier Pro and found your channel. Thanks a lot for all the awesome tutorials.

[tuckertuff]

I have been editing for nearly 20 years. Most recently, I got out of TV and went to work as production director of a venue on the beach. I forgot the shortcut keys that I used in day-to-day editing (after a year of not using them.) Watched your video and it refreshed me back to superstar status. I really like the vibe of the video and the quality of the production.

Thanks for the refresher course!

[nasirfilms]

Congratulations Gal! You crossed 300K 💞🎥

[JacksonFBC]

I wish I could give this 2 thumbs up! I knew how to make a cut, but I did not KNOW how to make cuts. For example, when you used the C and V shortcuts I had a hallelujah moment, because I have been doing too much mouse clicking. I am venturing into 3 and 4 camera editing and this video will be a game changer in editing several shots. More videos like this would be great. Thank you!

[mintsunvivid]

It's easy to understand and it's good to hear because your pronunciation is accurate

[ralphbullis]

Great. After a rough assembly I use the 'top and tail' method to get things pretty close to finished

[MichaelTracksSafarisbotswana]

I love your tutorials always on point and cutting edge.

[ConstructionKronies]

I almost didn't watch this, I have been editing in Premier pro now for 3 years, love your videos they have been very helpful. I never used the ripple tool before thats a great tip!! Thank you👍

[LIPPSMACKER]

Thank you so much for this video! I just made the switch from davinci resolve to premiere pro and was struggling with edits. Now I feel more confident in my abilities to quickly trim long VODS.

[suzannereid]

Thank you for this great video. Super clear and makes it easy. Cheers!

[randyb]

Exactly what I've been looking for, explained in an understandable way. Thank you !

[navidghods]

I am watching all your tutorials and they are just great! Thanks for doing this! 👍🏽😊

[Cobrarockstar]

Great as always!!! best teacher ever, I love it.

[ColleenCavolo]

I LIVE for top tail editing. Learning little tips like these have made my workflow SOOO much faster. Thanks and Awesome video :)

[FaelRJ]

Nice video Gal! You have a amazing didactic!

[STGOLDTRIDENT]

Thank you! I had to refresh my memory about another software's editing techniques and this helped a lot. Shortcuts are different, for sure, but I can look them up later. 👍

[VickiDavisDesigns]

Thanks GAL. This is what I was looking for.

[Strikeshotz]

how do you trim in the middle of the clip out

[OHSTN]

Outstanding video, and very useful information. Always pragmatic information. Much appreciated 👍