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CHANGING TIME
Topics covered in this lesson
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Using slow motion and reverse motion
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Enabling variable time changes with time remapping
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Performing time remapping with speed transitions
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Using time remapping with reverse motion
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Applying Timeline downstream effects for time changes
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Changing the speed of multiple clips simultaneously
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Adjusting the length of multiple stills simultaneously
This lesson will take approximately 30 minutes.

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The slow-motion, reverse-motion, and time-remapping 
features in Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 allow you to vary 
the speed of a clip with precise control.

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LESSON 11
Changing Time
Getting started
Slow motion is one of the most often used effects in video production. A simple 
slow-motion effect applied to a bride walking down the aisle or to an exciting 
sports clip can create a dramatic look. In this lesson, you will review static speed 
changes, the time-remapping feature, and some other tools that let you make time 
changes to multiple clips.
Using slow-motion and reverse-
motion techniques
In this exercise, you will start by making a static speed change to a clip. You can 
speed up or slow down any clip on the Timeline.
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Open Lesson 11-1.prproj. Notice that the Medieval_Hero_01 clip on the 
Timeline is six seconds long. It’s important to remember that changing the 
speed of a clip will change its duration.
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Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) the Medieval_Hero_01 clip, 
and choose Speed/Duration from the context menu.