How to scale down resolution in Premiere Pro CS6/CC

So I'm working on a project that will have an output resolution of 720p24. The footage was shot on three different cameras and some is 1080p60, some is 720p60 and some is 1080p30. It's a mess. I shot some of the 720p60 that way because I intend to use it for slomo; the rest is just having to deal with the lack of options on the cameras. So, my question is how do I resize the larger resolution stuff in Premiere Pro so it will display properly in the finished product?

Bob

Once you finish editing the footage, launch Adobe Media Encoder and tell it what you want your output to be.

If you're having difficulty editing due to the 720 vs 1080 difference in size, hide one video track, make one transparent and adjust the 1080 to match the 720 or the 720 to match the 1080. You can resize the video just like resizing a photo. Click on a corner, hold and drag.

If you do it at the beginning of the timeline you shouldn't have an issue. As far as the 30fps vs 60 fps. I haven't worked with that variance yet. Still, it should be simple to adjust using the Effects Control panel.

Don't forget you can also change the scale (size) and position over time via the Effect Controls Tab (among other things). Scale and position make it possible for you to "zoom" in while keeping the subject oriented where you want it in the viewing space.

Ok, I figured it out. Select the clip in the timeline, right click, select "scale to frame size".

Bob

If you want to change the frame rate of individual clips, right click the clip in the project panel, select Modify>Interpret Footage a dialog will come up in which you will be able to change the frame rate for that clip. You could highlight all the clips and modify them all to the same frame rate if you wished.