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FPS -- Premiere Pro Help

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Hey NS,

Trying to assemble a reel for college apps, and realizing that I shot half of my stuff in 30 fps (action stuff) and the other have in 24 fps (short films). Is there any way I can put these on the same timeline in premiere pro? Is there some sort of sequence setting I'm missing?
Nov 30 2014 2:12PM
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Michael_Thatcher
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I would recommend making the timeline in DSLR 23.976fps (or something that is 24fps), and then putting all of your footage into that. That way your short film work will play natively and with your action stuff you have the ability to slow it down to 80% if you wish.
Nov 30 2014 6:01PM
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eheath
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You just drop them in the timeline.
Nov 30 2014 6:40PM
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gravel
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Your action shots will likely be slightly choppy in a 24fps timeline but if the filming is good, it won't matter.
Nov 30 2014 11:23PM
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dan_swagner
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Make a 24 or 23.97 timeline. The 24 won't work well in a 30 but the 30 will be ok in a 24
Nov 30 2014 11:39PM
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