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Post Organization Ideas or Philosophies for the modern day podcaster
Hey my favorite cow peeps,
My name is Ross, and I just started this brand new position making weekly Soybean podcasts for the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture. Before I started the job, 10 weeks ago, I literally knew nothing about soybeans or anything agriculture related for that matter. So I can easily say that I have learned A LOT. But as a one man crew, both shooting and editing every week I am very busy and always on the go. Which leaves me most weeks, just tossing my old clips and unused footage into a few catch-all bins in Premier Pro and then moving on to the next podcast. (here is a link to one of the latest episodes https://youtu.be/91WxE_-zQF4)
But that old adage Proper Prior Planning Prevents Problems often comes to mind. I wonder if there are any fail safe methods for keeping media organized? So that say in 3 years when I am doing a podcast and I remember footage that I shot on that, I will be able to go back and easily find it.
I know you guys make a lot of podcasts, so I figure you’d be good peers to ask for tips on organization, and media archival strategies/management.
Thanks, Ross.
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