Premiere - Easy way to extend last frame of a video clip Let's say I have a 5 second clip. I want to extend it for an additional 10 seconds, but where the additional 10 seconds simply show the very last frame of my original 5 second clip.

In Camtasia there is an easy way to do it: Just right click and select "Extend frame" (or alternatively the keyboard shortcut is 'E'), then drag the clip out for as long as you like.

But after a bit of googling I haven't managed to find an easy way for Premiere, but surely there is.

P.S. Right now the quickest way I've found (and which I cannot imagine is the quickest way possible) is: 


Go to the end of the clip.
Go back one frame. (So that now that last frame you want is now displayed.) appears 
Select the clip. 
Right-click and select "Add frame hold". (You can actually assign a keyboard shortcut for this.)
Now the last frame is "held". You can drag it out as far as you want.
What I usually do ... 

Locate the frame in the clip you wish to extend, hit C, the razor tool, cut the frame. Then right click on the cut clip and select 'frame hold' 

A popup menu appears, Select hold on, in point (the start of the clip) and select OK.

Then just drag and extend the selected clip for as many additional seconds you wish to extend it for.

Normally I would also unlink the clip before cutting so I keep the audio separate.

Edit:
For CC there are a few more options in the menu to freeze frame the video
You can see here:
http://creativeclouduser.com/creating-freeze-frames-in-premiere-pro/