have these dynamic zoom options as well that allow you to see everything on the timeline so if i was to add more onto the timeline it's obviously going to constantly be changing that zoom but let's say we aren't going to be using that and we just want to use the normal zoom here well one thing that i like to do is hitting down control and minus or plus right next to backspace allows us to zoom in or zoom out depending on how big our timeline is but yet so that's going to be the first one that i use is zooming in and zooming out again control minus or plus on your keyboard the next one that i use quite frequently is if i ever need to change something and maybe make it a one second change right so i want to move this one second so to do this we're going to be holding down uh shift and then we're just going to use our arrow keys back and forth and as you can see over here in the time we're moving one second if we don't have shift held down it's going to go single frames at a time holding down shift we can move in one second increments so that's going to be another big one that i use quite frequently next is going to be fast forward is a big one that i use and this is how you take uh like two three hours worth of footage and be able to edit edit it down in half of the time this is something that i use to get through like conversations if there's an interview or something like that and i need to take um's and us out i will use fast forward so to do this we're just going to be hitting l on our keyboard and that's going to be the play but if we hit it again it's going to allow us to increase um it's going to allow us to increase hold let me make my timeline a little bit longer it's going to allow us to increase how how fast our playback is so if i was to hit it right so that's just going to be NUMBER_TOKENx hit it again NUMBER_TOKENx and then it's just going to be multiplying that by NUMBER_TOKEN. so we have that and then also if we hit j that's going to allow us to go in the opposite direction and then the key right in the middle which is uh k that's just going to be a way to stop it right but you can always just use your space bar if you want to stop it as well so yeah fast forward using jk and l well fast forward and reverse and stop yeah jkl next is going to be to jump to different cuts so if we have a pretty complic complex edit so something like this right and we want to jump from the different cut points the way we're going to do that is the up and down keys so that allows us to jump to each and every cut sometimes that's necessary depending on where we want to line something up so if we want it to be lined up here it just allows us to go through the timeline a little quicker to each specific cut so then we can add on something if we need it to to a specific cut that becomes um something that is very necessary when you start layering stuff on and you're just pulling stuff right from your media pool and dropping it down because you want it to line up so yeah that's something that i use quite frequently next is
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