What does rolling edit adjust?

What does rolling edit adjust?

• A. Clip content without changing length
• B. Cut point between two clips
• C. Moves a clip while maintaining its duration
• D. Automatically align clips

Answer: (B)

Rolling edit focuses on the boundary where two clips meet. When you perform a rolling edit, you shift that cut point, trimming the end of the first clip and the start of the following clip at the same time. The result is that the total duration of the two-clip segment stays the same, but which frames are shown from each clip changes. This is why it’s described as adjusting the point between the two clips, rather than moving a single clip, changing a clip’s length itself, or automatically aligning footage.

Rolling edit focuses on the boundary where two clips meet. When you perform a rolling edit, you shift that cut point, trimming the end of the first clip and the start of the following clip at the same time. The result is that the total duration of the two-clip segment stays the same, but which frames are shown from each clip changes. This is why it’s described as adjusting the point between the two clips, rather than moving a single clip, changing a clip’s length itself, or automatically aligning footage.