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| Besides using the Play button, what keys on your keyboard can you press to play a clip or sequence forward? | The Spacebar and the L key |
| Name 3 ways to launch FCP. | Double-click the application in the Applications folder, click once on the icon in the Dock, or double-click a FCP project file. |
| To open and close projects, you select the appropriate item from which menu? | The File menu |
| What are the 4 modifier keys that are often used in conjunction with keyboard shortcuts to initiate functions or commands? | Shift, Command, Control, Option |
| How do you access a shortcut menu? | Control-click, or right-click with a two-button mouse |
| Name 3 ways to create a bin. | Choose File>New Bin, press Command-B, or Control-click in the gray area of the Browser |
| What are 3 ways to open a clip into the Viewer? | Double-click the clip in the Browser, drag it into the Viewer, or select it and press Return |
| What keys move the playhead forward or backward in one fram increments in the Viewer, Canvas, and Timeline? | The Left and Right Arrow keys |
| How do you mark and In or Out point on a clip? | Use the Mark In and Mark Out buttons in the Viewer, or the keyboard shortcuts, I and O. |
| What is the visual indicator in the Viewer that lets you know you are on the first or last frame of the clip? | A filmstrip appears on the left side of the image in the Viewer indicating the first available frame of media, and on the right side indicating the last. |
| What is the visual indicator in the Canvas window that lets you know the playhead is on the first or last frame of an edited clip in the Timeline? | An L in the lower Left side of the image in the Viewer means you're on on the first frame of the edited clip, and a reverse L in the lower right means you're on the last frame. |
| When viewing the audio portion of a clip, what do you see instead of a video image? | A waveform display |
| What are the shortcuts to save, hide and quit FCP? | Press Command-S to save current changes, press Command-H to hide the application, and press Command-Q to quit. |
