A type of NLE anti-shuffle mode that prevents edits from changing outside of the time selected?

• A. Lock Edit
• B. Ripple Edit
• C. Slip Edit
• D. Roll Edit

Answer: (D)

Roll edits adjust the boundary between two neighboring clips without changing the overall length of the sequence. You move the cut point so that one clip ends later and the next clip starts earlier (or vice versa), changing how much of each clip is shown, but the total timeline duration stays the same. Because the adjustment sits at a single edit point between two clips, edits outside that time range aren’t shifted, which is why this mode is described as anti-shuffle.

In contrast, ripple edits push all following material to accommodate the edit, changing timing beyond the selected area, and slip edits alter which portion of a clip is shown without moving its on-timeline endpoints.