#Reverse footage premiere pro

Since we’re in the Speed/Duration Tool, I’d like to show you one more cool trick.

#Reverse footage premiere pro

Learn all the basics for editing in PPro in 22 minutes! Play a Video Backwards in Premiere Pro The same method works for audio clips as well.Įnjoying this tutorial? Check out my Crash Course in Editing in Premiere Pro. This will then change the duration of your video clip. If you’re clip is 3 seconds and 10 frames and you want it to be 5 seconds, just change the Duration value to 00 00 05 00.Īfter you’ve set the Speed Percentage or Duration value, click OK. Instead of setting the speed by a percentage, you can use the Duration value in the Speed/Duration Tool and the percentage will automatically adjust.

A 10 second clip set to 50% will now be 20 seconds long. A Speed set to 50% will make the clip play at one half the speed it currently plays. To make a clip play more slowly, decrease the number under 100%. A 10 second clip will become 5 seconds if it is sped up to 200%. If you make the Speed 200% it will make the clip twice as fast, cutting the duration in half. To make the clip speed up which will make the duration smaller, make the Speed percentage higher. Use Cmd/Ctrl+R to open Premiere Pro’s Speed/Duration Toolīy default the Speed is 100%. Premiere Pro’s Speed/Duration Tool will then pop up.

If you’re a fan of keyboard shortcuts like me you can select the clip and use Command+R if you’re on a Mac or Control+R if you’re on Windows. To get to the Speed/Duration Tool, right-click the clip who’s length you want to change and select Speed/Duration from the menu. One method to change the duration of a video clip in Premiere Pro is by using the Speed/Duration Tool. Changing Duration of Video Using the Speed/Duration Tool in Premiere Pro