Echo audio effect on video clips

I'm trying to add an echo effect on the audio that lasts longer that the video clip. For example, If a person says "moment in time" at the clip ends, how can I extend the last word like "time" to echo past the video clip? I understand how to add effects to audio but once the video clip in finished, so is the audio. I'd like to extend the echo past the video clip.
I hope I'm explaining this properly. Is this a Soundtrack Pro question?

Here is one way to do it:
Edit a couple of seconds of Slug after the end of the video/audio clip that you want to add echo to. You can trim this off later, after you get your effect set.
Next, select both the clip you want to add echo to and the Slug you added right after it so that both are highlighted (selected). Now type Option + C to Nest the two clips into a single unit.
Now you can apply your effect to the Nest you made and have space to have the audio echo. If you need to make adjustments to contents of the nest, just double click on it.
MtD

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