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#Reverse footage premiere how to#

Select the middle clip and right click and choose Speed/Duration.

Hold down Alt/Opt and drag 2x copies of the newly cut clip and line them all up.

Move longer clip down the timeline or delete it altogether.

Use the Razor tool to zip the cut there as well.

Hold down shift and tap left arrow key 2x.

Move playhead to where the reverse stutter will take place and use the Razor tool to cut the clip there.

Hover over the handle and drag middle of keyframe to adjust exact positioning of keyframes.

Click and split either keyframe to “fade” the speed change in/out.

Drag the line up or down to speed up/slow down footage.

Time Remapping by right clicking the “fx” icon and choosing it.

#Reverse footage premiere how to#

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