Operation Manual

90 LESSON 4 Organizing Your Content

5 If a dialog opens asking if you want to ﬁx problems in the clips, click No.

6 In the “Choose a movie theme” dialog, choose Pan and Zoom and click Next. If

this theme is not available, choose another theme.

7 Customize the theme as desired. Accept the options as is, or do any or all of the

following:

• Customize the Opening and Closing Titles.

• Select the Auto Edit check box to have Adobe Premiere Elements analyze

your clips and edit them to ﬁt the selected theme, which is recommended. If

you don’t select Auto Edit, Adobe Premiere Elements uses the clips as is and

doesn’t edit them. Also, choose whether or not to apply the Auto-Analyzer

to clips that you haven’t previously analyzed.

• Click the disclosure triangle next to Music to open the Music box. In the

Music box, choose the eme Music radio button to use the background

music from the selected theme, or choose the No Music radio button. To use

your own background music, click the My Music radio button, and then click

the Browse button to choose the song you want. en drag the Music/Sound

FX slider to the desired setting: Drag to the right to prioritize audio captured

with the video clips and to the left to prioritize the selected background

music. If you have dialogue in your project that you want to retain (which

these clips don’t), select the SmartMix check box and Adobe Premiere

Elements will reduce the volume of the music track when it detects dialogue.

• Click the disclosure triangle next to Speed and Intensity to open the Speed

and Intensity box. In the Speed and Intensity box, adjust the Eﬀects and

Cuts sliders as desired.

• Click the disclosure triangle next to Duration to open the Duration box. In

the Duration box, choose the desired option. Match Music produces a movie

that matches the duration of the selected music and is recommended. Or,

you can specify a duration or choose Use All Clips, which uses all clips at

their original duration with no background music.

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Note: The “Apply to”

radio buttons become

active only when you

apply a theme to clips

already inserted into the

timeline, not when you

create an InstantMovie

from the Organizer.