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Click Window on the main menu, and then select Info to display the Info panel. Step. Right-click the clip and select Speed/Duration on the pop-up menu to open the Clip Speed/Duration dialog. Step. Place a check mark in the Reverse speed check box, and then click OK to reverse the clip.
One of the beauties of Adobe Premiere Pro is how easy it is to add clips anywhere in the project, move them around, and remove them altogether. Click to view larger image. You can place a clip in the Timeline in two ways: by dragging it from the Project panel or by dragging it from another location in the Timeline.