Change Sequence Size in Premiere

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You're watching VisiHow. In this video, we are going to show how to change "Sequence Settings" in Premiere. In this case, a clip has been imported; and the sequence maintains the same settings as the clip. Our client has requested a different size of the final product.

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   To change the size of the product, we click "Sequence" in the top menu

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   We click "Sequence Settings..."

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   In "Sequence Settings", we can choose a custom setting, the frames per second value, and the frame size.

   

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   We click the "Frame Size" value to edit it

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   We type "1280"

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   We press "Tab" and type "720" in the "horizontal" input field

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   We press "Enter" to save the settings

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   We will be alerted that all of the preview files will need to be deleted.

   

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   We click "OK"

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   We will note that the settings have left some black bars in the final product. There is another video on how to resize the clip. It is available at Resize a Clip in Premiere.

   

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