Week 2 Tutorial 1a

 In this week's tutorial, I learned about Three-Point Edits and how to use them in points and out points. This is used to add clips to sequences with precision.  What I did was open a clip in the source monitor, and then position the playhead, and click the mark in and mark out button, or I and O for shortcuts. This is done to select a certain part of the clip without having to cut the rest of the clip. Then you can perform an insert edit or overwrite edit by clicking the insert button or overwrite in the source monitor to add the clip to the sequence. I like this tutorial a lot because it speeds up the workflow and creates consistency in clips. You can specify exactly what portion of the source clip you want and exactly where it should go. It's also great for frame-accurate editing and tight timing. It's also great for multicam or interview-style edits where you frequently insert segments with exact timing.