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Shortcut to looking for sequences in the project panel.
I lost a sequence in a rather large project that has multiple timelines and a large amount of file types. Now my project is organized but I cannot find the sequence I am looking for.
Is there a way in premiere to show only the sequences, similar to in photoshop you can show just a certain type of layer. I could swear I have done this before in premiere but I could be wrong. Maybe I am crazy. I can look the slow way by opening every bin but I am curious to know if there is a faster way.
My fear is that I may have accidentally deleted the sequence and didn’t notice because you don’t need to confirm that you want it deleted. I know I have done this in the past where I selected an effect and placed it onto the timeline and gone back to the effect presets and found that I renamed my effect with a bunch of random letters and symbols.
Any input is appreciated. Thanks.
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3 Replies
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Type sequence in the project panel search box.
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Word to the wise…remember what you called the file before you go looking for it.
I did find a solution to my own question. So I figured I would post a reply for those who may have the same inquiry.
If you happen to know the correct file name for a folder or sequence or file and only want to show those files click on the folder with the magnifying glass.
It then creates a search folder with just things with that file name. It would have worked for me had I realized my file was called “feb” not march….MONDAYS!
My other piece of advice is AUTOSAVE IS YOUR FRIEND. I realized my mistake by opening past autosaved projects until I reached a save where I still had the project in question open and realized my error. Lucky for me it was recent timeline I was working on.
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Thanks. That works even better!
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