Which keyboard shortcut is used to reverse a sequence?

The keyboard shortcut for reversing a sequence in Adobe Premiere Pro is represented by the letter "J." This key is essential for controlling playback direction, as pressing "J" while a clip or sequence is selected causes it to play backward. It allows editors to quickly navigate and review sequences in reverse, which can be particularly useful when looking for specific edits, timing adjustments, or effects that might be better realized in reverse playback.

In the context of video editing, knowing how to efficiently control playback speed and direction is vital. The use of keyboard shortcuts like "J" enhances workflow by providing quick access to commands without the need to navigate through menus. For example, combined with other shortcuts, pressing "J" multiple times speeds up the reverse playback, making it easier for editors to get a better sense of timing in their sequences.

The other options correspond to different playback controls: "K" serves as a play/pause toggle, "L" is used for forward playback, and "I" denotes in points for marking sections of clips. While all these commands are useful for various editing purposes, "J" specifically denotes the action of playing a sequence in reverse.