• Adobe Premiere Pro

  Creating many instances of complicated structure and swapping new imagery in?

  Posted by Margarita Drozdoff on January 5, 2006 at 5:15 pm

  Hi,

  Happy New Year to all. Am enjoying these forums, which I just discovered.

  Haven’t found anything on the following, though, so any tips would be much appreciated.

  I’ve laid down a set of clips on four tracks in the Premiere timeline. They overlap in various ways and have multiple transitions and effects applied (some of which involve the clip on one track referencing a clip on another track.)

  Ideally, I’d like to be able to copy and paste this exact structure Dozens of times, then swap in different imagery for each instance.

  I know there’s an unlink/link media option available in the project window. But that won’t work since it’ll do an across-board replacement.

  So far, it looks as though I have to recreate the whole structure each time. (I know there are “mini-shortcuts” such as setting the default transition in the project settings and copying keyframes/properties from one clip to another, but those don’t save much time in this particular situation.)

  The content in this case is all still imagery, but I’m guessing if there is some way to do this it would apply equally to stills and video clips.

  Any suggested approaches to making the work flow as efficient as possible?

  Thanks,
  Margarita

  Margarita Drozdoff replied 20 years, 4 months ago 1 Member · 0 Replies
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