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| How do you create a subclip? | Set In and Out points in the clip, and choose Modify>Make Subclip. |
| Where can you place a marker? | Place markers in the Timeline ruler area or on a selected clip in the Timeline. You can also add markers to a clip in the Viewer. |
| Does snapping affect markers? | Yes. When snapping is on, you can snap the playhead to markers and snap a clip marker to a sequence marker or other clip marker. |
| How do you create a subclip from a marker? | Select the marker under the clip in the Browser, and choose Modify>Make Subclip. |
| What modifier key is used to create a new poster frame? | The Control key is used to create a new poster frame (Control-P). |
| What does the replace edit function do? | It replaces a sequence clip with a source clip, aligning the two playhead positions. |
| How should clips be organized in a bin before making a storyboard-type edit? | In rows, with each clip in a row appearing slightly lower than the previous clip. |
| What does it mean when a production is shot multicam? | Multiple cameras were used to shoot the same action at the same time, but from different angles. |
| How do you create a multiclip? | In the Browser, select the clips you want to include in the multiclip and choose Modify>Make Multiclip, or Control-click a selected clip or bin and choose Make Multiclip from the shortcut menu. |
| When creating a multiclip, what are the three ways you can sync clips or angles? | In points, Out points, or timecode. |
| What modifier key do you use to modify the arrangement of multiclip angles in the Viewer? | The Command key. |
| What modifier key do you use to drag and drop a multiclip from the Viewer to the Canvas Edit Overlay or directly to the Timeline? | The Option key. |
| What's the difference between switching angles and cutting angles? | Switching changes the angle you see at the playhead location; cutting makes a new edit point at that location. |
| Can a multiclip in a sequence be collapsed for output as single clips? If so, how? | Yes, you collapse a multiclip by choosing Modify>Collapse Multiclips. |
