The Best Editing Workflow | Folder Structure, Back-up, Make Selects

My Complete Video editing workflow, from importing footage, to backing it up, to making selects.
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[@CaydeEberling]

Love this. What do you do if you make like a end of the season mix or end of the year reel with clips from a bunch of different projects you have already worked on?

[@thebobbymedia]

Great question, that used to be a nightmare when I was using premiere pro. I would basically have to go on my hard drives and open up each project to export all of the highlights of the individual player that Im making a season mix for. However, now with DaVinci resolve I have everything in the same project library so I can just plug in my hard drive and reopen the project and copy over the highlights to a new project. Then there's this option that lets you basically copy all of the clips from a timeline and save them in a new location, so that I can edit all of the clips natively on my desktop. Not sure if that makes sense, but I can also make a video on that soon if you're interested.

[@CaydeEberling]

@@thebobbymedia I would definitely be interested

[@pauloveza]

nice tips, Bobby. Tks a lot

[@thebobbymedia]

Thanks for watching!

[@sterlingcross9776]

How do you keep track of which selects you’ve used in the final edit, especially as you try things out that some times don’t work

[@thebobbymedia]

I actually don't really have a system for that. I normally am able to remember which clips I used in the edit. But the raising clips to a line above is helpful in seeing the best ones so that when I have to scrub back through to find more clips I am not searching through the whole timeline again