Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
How do you delete certain times in Adobe Premiere Pro, for example if you get feedback from a client with timestamps?
I’m gonna show you the quickest way I’ve found to do this in Premiere Pro plus one important thing to avoid in order for this to work.
First, go to the program window, click on the numbers in the bottom left corner showing the playhead position and then type in the starting point, so 5 0 0 for 5 seconds in.
Now, click Enter, cmd + K to cut, then click on the numbers again, type in the ending point, let’s say 8 seconds in, so 8 0 0, click Enter, cmd + K to cut again, click “Up arrow” to move the playhead to the previous cut-point, click “D” to select the first clip after the cut point, click Delete, click “D” again to select the empty space, and click Delete to close the gap.
But since this will now affect all the timestamps to the right of the edit, always make sure to start with the last timestamp first and then work yourself back to the start of the timeline.
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How do you delete certain times in Adobe Premiere Pro, for example if you get feedback from a client with timestamps?
I’m gonna show you the quickest way I’ve found to do this in Premiere Pro plus one important thing to avoid in order for this to work.
First, go to the program window, click on the numbers in the bottom left corner showing the playhead position and then type in the starting point, so 5 0 0 for 5 seconds in.
Now, click Enter, cmd + K to cut, then click on the numbers again, type in the ending point, let’s say 8 seconds in, so 8 0 0, click Enter, cmd + K to cut again, click “Up arrow” to move the playhead to the previous cut-point, click “D” to select the first clip after the cut point, click Delete, click “D” again to select the empty space, and click Delete to close the gap.
But since this will now affect all the timestamps to the right of the edit, always make sure to start with the last timestamp first and then work yourself back to the start of the timeline.
and if you want to save even more time, you can download the 12 free motion graphic templates in the comment section below and subscribe to the channel for more short tutorials just like this.
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youtube.com/watch?v=ExOzQ6uCso0&list=PLgJlbAYg0mEkXrbeSUcXFU8ax-y-21Ndb
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![How to scale a shape in any direction in After Effects
If you want to scale or resize a shape in only one direction in Adobe After Effects, for example left, up, right, down, this is how you can do that.
First, you want to open your Shape layer, go to “Contents”, “Rectangle”, “Rectangle Path” (or “Ellipse” and “Ellipse Path” if it is a circle) and then unselect “Constrain proportions” next to “Size” to resize the height and width individually.
If you go to “Transform” and “Scale”, it will resize the whole shape, including the stroke, and that is why we are using the “Size” property instead.
Now, to resize the shape in only one direction, hold down “option/alt” while clicking on the stopwatch next to “Anchor Point” (under Transform).
Here you want to paste the expression that you can find in the video description underneath this video, just make sure to put the name of your shape in the first parentheses and the name of your shape path in the second parentheses.
Now, when you resize the the width and height with the “Size”-property, it will only resize in one direction.
To do this in the opposite direction, just do the same thing but instead of dividing the width and height in “2” in your expression, divide it in “-2” and now it will grow in the opposite direction.
And if you want to move the stroke of this shape to the outside or inside of the shape, check the tutorial that I will link here at the end and don’t forget to subscribe.
💻 EXPRESSION:
box_width = content (Rectangle 1) .content(Rectangle Path 1) .size[0];
box_height = content (Rectangle 1) .content(Rectangle Path 1) .size[1];
[box_ width/2, box_height/2]
(Rename Rectangle 1 and Rectangle Path 1 if needed, based on your shape name and path name)
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