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How to manage your files and create bins

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How to manage your files and create bins

  1. 1. How to manage your files and create bins To start with you’ll need to enlarge your contexts section to see all the columns that are available to help customise your files. Afterwards adding content to the section can easily be done by, clicking file then import. An option will come up on the screen asking if you want to either add files or a folder. The chance to choose which files or folders you would like to add to your final cut pro project would appear. There you can just select the file(s) you want to add to your project. Once the files have been chosen they will appear on the contents sections which and stay there so, that it will be easily added towards the project when needed.
  2. 2. When you want to create a bin to store certain files together manage them easier you just have to right click on the content section and, then the menu to the right should appear then you just click new bin like how I’ve highlighted it. On the left After you’ve click new bin it will appear straight away on the contents section highlighted ready for you to name it. As you can see to the right I’ve made three folders and labeled them; Images, Music and Videos. I then add the following files to the bins which I wanted them to be placed by dragging them into, the folders I wanted them to be placed in order to manage my project easier. Even when the files are placed in the bins they are still easily customisable and easy to edit. As you can see the first file is opened up ready to be renamed and, the columns beside the files are helpful in letting you know how the file is useful for you example; Good bar to let you now if that is a good copy of your footage which you can use for your project.

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