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Hi, and welcome to section number nine.

The transitions we are finding learn how to edit.

We started to cut our clips and in this section we're going to explore the transitions.

Very important feature of the video editing process.

We're going to create a fighter's late show with some material provided.

And I'm expecting you, of course, to create your project s or night lecture and import the material

for this same lecture.

Create a sequence.

Call it S or nine lecture to create or for their edits and drag your sequence in there.

I will see you instead.

Premier Prof.

Here we are in Premier.

I've imported my material and you will find a music truck in the audio folder.

Some footage with B roll clips, a couple of beer old clips and then 10 fighters.

Let's say today we want to create as laid short for our clothing brand.

How convenient it could be as laid.

Sure.

For a trip you've done somewhere in the world or any kind of photos you'll want to use.

The first thing we're gonna do is to drag our soundtrack into the timeline.

So let's take that one and take it down to truck two.

We're also going to cut the truck at one minute.

So here we are going to go to In the Timecode and we're going to tape one click.

Okay, use the Razón tool with C pressing C, which shot the soundtrack, and we delete what's left

and we may adjust the duration of the soundtrack later.

You can play the truck as well if you want to hear it.

And we're gonna add.

Straight away a transition at the end of the truck.

So what is it?

Transition, as the name suggests, is literally what scene between of two different clips.

It's a way we transition from an image to another.

I would love you to keep this project open and I'll see you in the next lecture.