Which keyboard shortcut takes users to the beginning of the Timeline?

The keyboard shortcut that takes users to the beginning of the Timeline is the Home key. This key is commonly used in many software applications, including Adobe Premiere, for quick navigation to the start of a document or workspace. In the context of Premiere, pressing the Home key moves the playhead directly to the very beginning of the Timeline, allowing for efficient editing and navigation through the project.

In contrast, the Page Up key typically moves the playhead up or to the previous editing point rather than to the absolute beginning. Shift + Home usually extends the selection to the start of the current line or sequence rather than moving the playhead. Ctrl + Home may perform a different action or move the playhead to the start of the current sequence rather than the overall Timeline, depending on specific settings or project configurations. Understanding these distinctions helps in utilizing Premiere's keyboard shortcuts effectively for a smoother editing workflow.