Tuesday 4 March 2014

Preparing material for editing


Steps:

    
I log on into a MediaE area as it's our local area












  • After I locate the folder, I copy and paste 'Private' folder into "MacHD\Users\mediaa\Movies" .


  • I rename the 'Private' folder to the project name and open up 'Adobe Premiere Pro CS6'

  • Then I begin to import all the footage

All my footage is arranged  properly in bins to ensure that it is easy to sort on the timeline. 

Premiere Pro creates a link to the original asset on the hard drive and allows to change the name of the file in the app without changing the asset. So, if we change a name from ‘Clip 001′ to ‘Brut logo’ Premiere Pro will still always play ‘Clip 001′ on the hard drive every time we see ‘Brut logo’ in our project panel.    

Keeping video editing assets organized is very important  because it is easier to find them later. It is necessary to name bins properly so that it would be clear what is kept inside them. This can save a lot of time while editing.

1 comment:

  1. Good but please explain how the stuff in the bins relates to the actual files on the hard drive, and the importance of organising all your assets into appropriate bins.

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