Adobe Certified Instructor for Creative Cloud Video Editing Solutions Sample Questions:

1. You are working on a project using the latest operating system and a certified supported video card.
How should Adobe Premiere Pro be configured to take advantage of the GPU processing power for faster rendering?

A) Choose Sequence > Sequence Settings. Under Video Renderer choose Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration.
B) Choose File > Project Settings > General. Under Renderer. choose Mercury Playback Engine Software Only.
C) Choose File > Project Settings > General. Under Renderer. choose a Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration option.
D) In Preferences > Media, check The box next to Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration.

2. The Timeline panel is active with multiple dips m a sequence. You press the Up arrow key while working in the Timeline and the playhead jumps to the beginning of the sequence.
Why does this happen?

A) Snap In Timeline is disabled.
B) Selection Follows Playhead is disabled.
C) The oily enabled track is empty.
D) The clip is not selected.

3. You want to burn-in Timecode display m a draft video that you want to deliver to a client. What is a way to achieve this?

A) During export, enable Timecode Overlay.
B) Choose Sequence > Display Timecode.
C) Add the Timecode effect to the Sequence,
D) Choose Clip > Display Timecode.

4. You have created a text layer and want to save the style (font, color, shadow etc) for later use. How can you save the style as a Master Style?

A) With the text layer selected, go to the Graphics menu and choose Master Styles > New Master Text Style.
B) With the text layer selected, choose Create Master Text Style in the Graphics menu.
C) With the text layer selected, click the Graphics Properties button under Appearance, and choose Create Master Text Style.
D) With the text layer selected choose Create Master Text Style from Master Styles menu in the Essential Graphics panel.

5. You have been given multicamera footage that includes Camera Angle metadata fields.
When creating a Mutt-camera Source Sequence, how can you ensure groups of clips with marching camera angle metadata areautomatically placed on the sametrack?

A) Make sure the Camera Angle metadata column b visible in the Project panel. In Sequence Settings, select Camera Angle under Synchronize Point
B) Select Camera Label from the drop-down menu in the Create Multi-camera Source Sequence dialog.
Choose Automatic for the Sequence Preset.
C) Check the box next to Preserve Camera Angle Metadata beneath Sequence Preset dropdown inthe Create Multi-camera Source Sequence dialog box.
D) Select the Create Single Multicam Source Sequence box in the Create Multi-camera Source Sequence dialog. Choose Camera Angle from the drop-flown menu.

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