Classroom in a book

9
Click the Icon View button in the Storyboard bin to switch to Icon view.
10
Click the panel menu icon, and then choose Thumbnails > Large.
11
Resize the Storyboard bin so you can see all the thumbnails.
 Tip:
Choosing
Copy when you’ve 
highlighted multiple 
clips will copy the entire 
collection of clips.
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 Note:
When you 
copy clips from one 
bin to another, Adobe 
Premiere Pro does not 
make copies of the 
original files. Objects 
in the bins are just 
pointers to the actual 
files on your hard drive.

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LESSON 5
Creating Cuts-Only Videos
Icon view
Arranging your project bin in Icon view allows you to view your clips in a story-
board format. This is one way to start thinking about what clips you have and how 
you may arrange them to tell a story.
Arranging your storyboard
In this section, you’ll learn how to arrange thumbnails into a logical order. Keep in 
mind that you will trim the clips later to make the edits work more smoothly.
In turn, view each clip in the Preview Monitor by clicking the clip to select it and 
then clicking the Play button in the preview area.
After viewing the clips, decide in what order you want them to run in your project.
Here’s how to create the sequence after you’ve decided the order in which the clips 
should run:
1
Continue where you left off in the previous section, or load Lesson 05-02.prproj 
from the Lesson 05 folder.
2
Drag the thumbnails within the Storyboard bin to position them in the order 
you want them to play.
To move a clip, simply drag it to a new location. The pointer changes, and a black 
vertical line indicates the new location for placement.