In the Tools panel, press and hold the Rate Stretch tool to reveal the tools hidden
underneath and select the Ripple Edit tool in the Tools panel.
Hover the Ripple Edit tool cursor over the inside-right edge of the seventh clip (SHOT7)
until it turns into a yellow, left-facing bracket and arrow.
The shot is too short, so let’s add some more footage from the clip handle.- Drag to the right until the timecode in the tooltip reads +00:00:01:10.
Notice that while you’re using the Ripple Edit tool, the Program Monitor displays the last
frame of the clip on the left side of the edit, and the first frame of the clip on the right side.
The image updates dynamically while you trim.- Release the mouse button to complete the edit.
The clip you have trimmed expands, and the clip to its right slides along with it. Play that
portion of the sequence to see whether the edit works smoothly.Making ripple edits with keyboard shortcuts