Ripple trim: A Ripple trim, as described, is when all content downstream of your trim will move in sync, with this edit you are increasing or decreasing the overall duration of your Scene.

Roll trim: A Roll trim will change the outpoint of the outgoing clip while simultaneously changing the In point of the incoming clip. No other content is rippled since you’re only changing where one clip starts and another ends.

When hovering over the edge of clips in Secondary Tracks, you can Roll trim clips that are adjacent or do a Simple trim on standalone clips, these trims will never ripple any of your downstream content.

Simple trim: Once you click down on the edge you can simply drag to trim or you can use the Right and Left arrow keys to trim one frame at a time.

Split: You can also enter a split mode by clicking on the scissors icon on the left side tool bar or using shortcut key [c]. Once you see a plus sign (+) appear, click down on the media to create a split.

Split at timecode: If you don’t want to enter a split mode, you can also make an instant split on the media using shortcut key [x].

💡 Note: In the Main Track you can Insert gaps between clips by selecting an edge and choosing Add Gap. This allows you to leave gap as a placeholder, or as a spacer between clips. Gap only exists in the Main Track. A gap can be trimmed, split and deleted just like any other content.

Select the "T” icon to access our Title library and select "Create subtitles”. You can also select the “…” on any of the tracks and click “Create subtitles from track”.

From here, choose the subtitle style you'd like to be applied to your video.

Once the subtitles are generated, you can change the generated words if needed. You can also customize the font, size, and color to match your brand

Within Scenery’s title library, explore from a variety of pre-animated titles and drag the title onto a Secondary track above your Main Track

From here, customize the text, size, color - and the list can go on - within your properties panel

You can apply basic color correction, white balance or an already stored color LUT to any clip within your edit.

Select the clip you’d like to adjust and within the color effects section in your properties panel, alter accordingly.

Shapes can elevate your story by giving your audience an appealing graphic to focus on. Like titles, explore from a variety of shapes and drag a shape onto a Secondary track above your Main Track

Transitions create a smooth feel from one clip to another. From the Transition, effects, and animations library, drag a transition between any two assets on your timeline.

Effects give your story a look that your raw video couldn’t naturally capture. Drag and effect onto any clip and fine tune within the properties panel.

Animations up level elements like shapes, titles, and media clips on your timeline. With animations, you can customize its duration, scale, fade, direction, and more. Choose which animation you want and drag it onto the element you want to animate. Adjust the animation’s build in and build out within the properties panel.

If you have any pre-built green screen graphics, you can import these assets and apply the “green screen filter” within effects to key out the green screen

If you already have pre-built title wipes or animated graphics saved in another location, you can import those as a ProRes or Lottie (.JSON) file into scenery and drag it to your timeline. This asset will then appear as an overlay.