When creating a final movie, Adobe Premiere Elements first applies standard effects followed by fixed effects in the
order they appear in the Properties view. Sometimes, reordering the effects can lead to an interesting effect in itself.

1 In the Effects view, click the Edit Effects button.

2 In the Properties view, click an effect name, and drag it to a new location in the list. A black line appears when the

effect is above or below another effect. When you release the mouse button, the effect appears in the new position.

Although you can’t change the order of fixed effects (Image Control, Motion, Opacity, and Volume), you can apply
similar standard effects from the Effects view and change their order. For example, use the Transform effect to

simulate the Motion effect, the Alpha Adjust effect to simulate the Opacity effect, and the standard Volume effect to
simulate the fixed Volume effect. You can then adjust the standard effects and rearrange them in the Properties view until
you achieve the desired result.

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This manual is related to the following products:

Premiere Elements 9 Premiere Elements 10 Premiere Elements 7