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Luanne Eris Fose, Ph.D.

Adding Transitions Between Clips

You can select and set up your transitions in the Transitions Pane. When you click a transition

in the list, you will see what the transition might look like in the small preview monitor. If you

position the playhead where you want to add the transition, and then click a transition, you‘ll

have an idea of how it will look in the selected clip.

1. Click the Transitions button to open the Transitions Pane. Then select the desired

transition from the list.

2. Set the length of your transition by using the Speed slider under the preview

monitor. The transition length will be shown in the lower-right corner of the

preview monitor. The duration can be read as seconds: frames (e.g., 15:08 means

15 seconds and 8 frames).

3. Some transitions provide additional settings. For example, when you select “Push,”

you can also use the arrow buttons to choose the direction from which the next

scene enters.

4. Click Preview to see how the transition will look with the settings you made. You

can continue to make adjustments and preview them until you have the desired

effect.

5. Drag the title of the transition from the transitions list in the Transitions Pane to the

Clip Viewer, placing it between the two clips you want it to join. By dragging to the

Clip Viewer, you render (apply) the transition to your movie. You can continue to

work on your movie while the transition is rendering. When a transition is

completely rendered, it can be identified by an icon between the two clips as shown

here:

Figure 15: Transition Between Clips

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