Rolling Edit Tool Premiere Pro Tutorial with Andrew Devis

Learning the Tools 2: The Rolling Edit Tool

The rolling edit tool allows you to change to place of a transition without changing the length of the overall production, as long as there is sufficient head or tail footage with your clips.

In this Premiere Pro tutorial, Andrew Devis shows how to use the rolling edit tool with standard clips and how it really comes into its own when editing multi-cam sequences.

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