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Is it possible to mark which footage I have gone through vs, which I have not?
Basically when it comes to reviewing a shooting take in Premiere Pro, is it possible to mark on the timeline which parts of the video have been reviewed, and which parts have not been, without making cuts in the video?
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You can use clip markers for this.
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But the problem with clippers markers is that you have to zoom in to see them good, and they only cover one frame of the clip. Is there anything that can cover half the clip, for example, to show that I have gone though half the clip, without having to zoom in all the time?
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Plus I already use clip markers for other things, such as syncing audio, and I don’t want to get mixed up, so is there any type of marking I can use that looks different so it will represent something different?
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Okay thanks. I guess what I could do is make a cut, and then label to footage a certain color that I have gone through so far, and then whenever I go through more, I just use the tool that can move the cut over more.
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Markers can have a duration. They can cover more than one frame….even an entire clip.
There is also a Marker window, that shows all the markers in a list, which might be helpful.
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Oh okay thanks! How do I extend the marker duration though, I haven’t figured it out.
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To put a marker on the entire clip, go to the first frame and hit M. Hit M again to open the Marker Editor. Change the duration to the duration of the clip.
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Waiting on Adobe to borrow the Favorite option from FCPX.
You could just subclip the portion but that can get tedious after awhile. -
You could also go to the first frame and hit M, then click the marker while holding alt/opt and drag it to where you want it to end.
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