Which action would you perform on the Edit page to make precise timing adjustments between clips?

• A. Add color grade
• B. Export the project
• C. Apply trims and cuts
• D. Add audio ducking

Answer: (C)

Timing between clips on the Edit page is all about controlling when each clip starts and ends and how they flow into one another. Applying trims and cuts is the toolset designed for that exact purpose. Trimming lets you adjust a clip’s in and out points with frame accuracy, so you can shorten or extend a clip to fit the desired moment. Cutting enables you to split a clip into pieces, which lets you rearrange, remove, or refine specific sections. When you use ripple trimming, any adjustment to a clip automatically shifts the subsequent clips to preserve the overall timing, keeping the sequence tight and precise.

Other options don’t change when clips begin or end: adding a color grade changes appearance, not timing; exporting renders the project for delivery, not the edits themselves; and adding audio ducking affects audio levels rather than the duration or alignment of video clips.