Which panel would you use to apply and adjust video effects in Premiere Pro?

The Effects Control panel is the correct choice for applying and adjusting video effects in Premiere Pro because it provides a comprehensive interface that allows you to see all the effects applied to your selected clip. In this panel, you can manipulate parameters such as opacity, position, scale, and any effects or transitions that have been applied to the clip.

This panel enables you to make detailed adjustments, including keyframing specific effects over time, which is essential for achieving dynamic and polished edits. Since effects can greatly impact the look and feel of a project, the Effects Control panel is indispensable for controlling these elements.

In contrast, the Project panel is used for managing media assets and organizing files, the Editing panel focuses on timeline manipulation and clip arrangement, while the Audio panel is dedicated to audio components, thus they do not provide the functionality needed for video effect adjustments.