Which method is correct for closing gaps in a sequence?

The correct method for closing gaps in a sequence is to single-click in the gap space and hit delete. This approach is efficient because it allows you to quickly remove the gap without needing additional steps. When you delete a gap, the clips on either side of the gap will automatically shift to fill the space, creating a seamless transition in the sequence.

The other methods involve different levels of manual interaction or may not directly address the task of closing gaps. For instance, right-clicking on the gap and selecting an option would typically not yield the intended outcome. Selecting and consolidating all gaps might imply a broader function rather than specifically addressing individual gaps. Manually dragging clips to fill gaps can be time-consuming and may lead to inaccuracies, depending on the arrangement of clips in your timeline. Therefore, using the delete function is the most straightforward and effective method for closing gaps in a sequence.