To perform 4-point editing in Premiere Pro CC, follow these steps:
1. Import your footage and create a new sequence in Premiere Pro.
2. In the Project panel, locate the clips you want to use for editing.
3. Set In and Out points for the clips by either using the source monitor or directly on the timeline.
4. Place the playhead at the desired location in the timeline where you want to insert the clips.
5. In the Project panel, select the first clip you want to insert and drag it to the Source monitor.
6. Set the In and Out points for the clip in the Source monitor to define the portion you want to insert.
7. In the Source monitor, right-click and select "Mark In" and "Mark Out" to set the desired range.
8. With the playhead still at the desired location in the timeline, click and drag the clip from the Source monitor to the timeline.
9. The clip will be inserted at the playhead position, and the existing clips will be shifted accordingly.
10. Repeat the process for other clips you want to insert using 4-point editing.
By using 4-point editing, you have precise control over the placement and duration of your clips in the timeline, allowing you to create seamless and polished edits in your Premiere Pro projects.
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