Moving ShotClips

You can move ShotClips by:

clicking and dragging
using the Time Control property editor — to move ShotClips to a specific frame by accurately specifying offset

To move ShotClips interactively

Make sure that the Select Tool is active (the cursor appears with double arrows). Alternatively, you can press the Space bar.
Select a ShotClip and drag it to a new location on either the same or a different track.
As you move the ShotClip on the same track, a shadow remains at its former location. When you release the mouse button, the shadow disappears.

As you move a ShotClip to another track, a shadow outline of its new position appears so that you can place the ShotClip accurately. When you release the mouse button, the ShotClip snaps into its new location. The shadow of its new location appears gray.

NoteYou cannot move multiple clips between tracks.

Moving ShotClips to a Specific Frame

You can also start or end a selected ShotClip at a specific frame as defined by the position of the playback cursor.

To start a ShotClip at the current frame

Select a ShotClip.
Move the playback cursor to the frame at which you want the ShotClip to start.
Choose Clip Move Start to Current Frame.
The first frame in the ShotClip starts at the position of the playback cursor.

To end a ShotClip at the current frame

Select a ShotClip.
Move the playback cursor to the frame at which you want the ShotClip to end.
Choose Clip Move End to Current Frame.
The last frame in the ShotClip ends at the position of the playback cursor.

To move clips ahead or back by only one frame

Select one or more ShotClips and press Ctrl+right-arrow or Ctrl+left-arrow, respectively.

To move (slip) the animation source (not the ShotClip itself) one frame forward or backward

Select one or more ShotClips and press Ctrl+Shift+right-arrow or Ctrl+Shift+left-arrow, respectively.