Which tool would you use when you want to create a seamless join between two adjacent video clips?

The choice of the rolling edit tool is particularly relevant for creating a seamless join between two adjacent video clips. This tool allows you to adjust the in point of one clip and the out point of the adjacent clip simultaneously. By using the rolling edit tool, you can ensure that the transition between the two clips maintains proper timing and flow, which is crucial for achieving a seamless visual continuity. This is especially useful in narrative editing where the pacing and rhythm of the sequence are important to the storytelling.

In contrast, the razor tool is designed for cutting clips but does not facilitate the smooth transition between them, while the ripple edit tool adjusts the length of a single clip and automatically moves other clips to close any gaps, which may or may not result in a seamless transition. The rate stretch tool modifies the speed of a clip rather than focusing on the join between two clips. Each of these tools serves different purposes and is suitable for specific tasks within the video editing process.