Create a New Sequence in Premiere Pro
Each sequence has a specific image size and number of frames per second or frame rate. You can create as many sequences as you like in a project, but you will usually work with just one master sequence to create your video.
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What you learned.
Create a sequence
To create a new sequence, click the New Item menu in the Project panel and choose Sequence from the drop-down menu. Choose a preset based on the camera you used to record your videos. Don’t worry if you choose the wrong setting; the first time you add a clip to the sequence, you can choose to adjust the settings to match the clip.
You can also create a new sequence based on a clip’s properties by dragging the clip onto the New Item menu in the Project panel.
You can check the sequence’s frame size and frame rate by viewing it in the Project panel using List view.
➤ Note, Before you start watching, notice that this tutorial was made using Windows OS, so for Mac users simply alter Ctrl with CMD, and Alt with the Opt key.
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