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Choose Multi-Camera from the context menu, and click the camera number.
Multicam tips
Here are a few helpful tips on multicam editing in Adobe Premiere Pro:
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You can use any of the Timeline editing tools to change the edit points of 
a multicam sequence.
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You can replay the multicam sequence with the Multi-Camera Monitor from 
any point to reedit the project.
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You can switch back to the sequence where the original clip is and apply effects 
or color correction (you’ll learn about color correction in Lesson 16), and the 
effect will ripple to the nested multicam sequence.
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If you don’t have a good visual clue in the video to sync multiple clips, look for 
a clap or loud noise in the audio track. It is often easier to sync video by looking 
for a common spike in the audio waveform.
 Tip:
Audio is taken by Multicamera 1 by default. You can change this by going to the Multi-
camera menu and choosing “audio follows video.” 
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 Note:
This example 
of multicam footage did 
not include any audio.

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Review questions
1
What’s the basic difference between a slide edit and a slip edit?
2
What’s going on when you use the Rolling Edit, Slip, or Slide tool and the clip frames 
stop moving in the Program Monitor and you can’t move the edit point any further?
3
What is the difference between the Replace Clip feature and the Replace Footage 
feature?
4
What will happen to a subclip if you delete the master clip media from your hard drive?
5
Describe four ways to set sync points for multicamera clips.
Review answers
1
You 
slide
a clip over adjacent clips, retaining the selected clip’s original In and 
Out points. You 
slip
a clip under adjacent clips, changing the selected clip’s In 
and Out points.
2
You’ve reached the end of the line—the beginning or end of the original clip. There 
are no additional head or tail frames to enable you to move the edit any further.
3
Replace Clip replaces a single targeted clip on the Timeline with a new clip from the 
Project panel. Replace Footage replaces a clip in the Project panel with a new source 
clip. Any instance of the clip in any sequence in the project is replaced. In both cases, 
the effects of the replaced clip are maintained.