Which edit moves the out point of the first clip and the in point of the next clip?

Which edit moves the out point of the first clip and the in point of the next clip?

• A. Ripple Edit
• B. Trim
• C. Roll Edit
• D. Slide Edit

Answer: (C)

Adjusting the boundary between two clips while keeping the total duration of those clips the same is what a Roll Edit does. In a Roll Edit, you trim the end of the first clip and, at the same time, trim the start of the next clip. The edit point moves, but the overall length of the two-clip segment stays constant. This exactly matches the described move where the out point of the first clip and the in point of the next clip shift together. It's different from a Ripple Edit, which changes the duration of a clip and propagates that change through the timeline, or a Slide Edit, which moves a clip along the timeline without altering the cut between two clips.

Adjusting the boundary between two clips while keeping the total duration of those clips the same is what a Roll Edit does. In a Roll Edit, you trim the end of the first clip and, at the same time, trim the start of the next clip. The edit point moves, but the overall length of the two-clip segment stays constant. This exactly matches the described move where the out point of the first clip and the in point of the next clip shift together. It's different from a Ripple Edit, which changes the duration of a clip and propagates that change through the timeline, or a Slide Edit, which moves a clip along the timeline without altering the cut between two clips.