Final Cut Pro Certification Practice Test

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What is the outcome of using the "Duplicate Project" command?

Creates a static version of the project
Generates a "live" version that updates its clips
Removes all effects from the project
Freezes project settings permanently

The correct answer is: Generates a "live" version that updates its clips

Using the "Duplicate Project" command generates a "live" version that updates its clips. This feature is essential for maintaining workflow flexibility while working on a project. When you duplicate a project, it creates an exact copy of the original project and retains a live link to the original clips. This means that any changes made to the original clips in the media library will automatically reflect in the duplicated project. This capability allows editors to experiment and make variations without losing the original version. With this "live" connection, users can effectively develop different edits or versions of their projects simultaneously and easily revert to the original if needed. This dynamic between the original and the duplicated project is crucial for efficient project management in Final Cut Pro. The other options suggest static or permanent changes that do not align with the functionality of duplicating a project and do not reflect the software's ability to keep timelines and edits flexible.