How can one change the resolution of a sequence in Premiere Pro?

To change the resolution of a sequence in Adobe Premiere Pro, you need to navigate to Sequence > Sequence Settings. This option allows you to access a range of settings for your current sequence, including the frame size, which directly determines the resolution.

The Sequence Settings menu provides fields for adjusting both the width and height of the sequence in pixels, allowing for easy customization based on the resolution you require for your project. By modifying these settings, you can optimize your sequence for various outputs, whether it be for web streaming, broadcast, or any other medium.

The other options do not provide the capability to change the resolution of a sequence. While the Transform tool deals with the manipulation of clips within the sequence, it does not affect the sequence resolution itself. The Project panel settings are more about managing assets rather than altering sequence properties. The Effects Control panel is used for applying and adjusting effects on clips but does not include settings for changing the resolution of the sequence.