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  6. I was having such a hard time figuring out something so simple as to actually removing the portion of the frame. Thanks for helping out a total beginner =)

  9. move your current time indicator (by clicking at the top of the timeline), then click on the razor tool button. Good luck!

  10. How do i cut at a specific frame? I know sony vegas has that, but i cant seem to find a way to do it in premiere

  13. Alright, so I am a novice in premier pro, here is my problem, I use Ctrl K to cut into video, then ripple delete, the video is fine, but the sound does not sync with the video, so I will get sound from another part of the clip in the wrong places, can someone help me learn what to do? 🙂

  15. Yes, but then you just have a big black space in the middle. When you drag the 2 parts together, this cut clip just reappears.

  18. thanks for the tutorial, right now, I’m fixing a little video of my own, so this really helped, thanks! 😀

  19. Yes, I agree with chubby cheezecake. This is excellent – just as much as I needed to know and not to much to make me dangerous! ; ) Thank you

  20. Is there a hotkey to razor cut a clip/audio at the indicator rather than using mouse? Helps better with precision as you can use the keyboard arrow keys to pinpoint where to cut video/audio at a certain frame.

  21. I just knew how to put the clips together, but I now the view may have maximized too much that it kind of crops the edges of the clip.. please help me how to to minimize it so I can view everything. 

  23. Thanks alot for posting these videos I have just started my new hobby of making animated WoW videos and this particular video helps enormously.
    I hope to one day be able to do my own animating but I have to start at the beginning first.  Keep up the good work I’ll be subscribed.

  25. I wish I could give you a thousand "thumbs ups," because you have earned them. There are way too many vidoes that tell you how to make the watch instead of telling you what time it is, if you know what I mean. Clean, simple, and concise. Kudos.

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