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Start projects with default bins and sequences?
Is there a way to start a new project with a default set of bins and sequences already setup?
For example I have a particular type of organization I use for every project. I create the following bins every project:Graphics
Sequences
Audio
>Music
Video
>Raw
>>GH4
>>Hero5BlackI also have some sequences that I usually create by default. It would be a nice little time saver to start a new project with a template this this where these are already created. Any way to do that?
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Digital Rebellion’s Post Haste is good for this:
https://www.digitalrebellion.com/posthaste/
Simon Ubsdell
tokyo productions
hawaiki -
While that’s interesting and good for OS folder structure, what I’m wondering is if there is a way to have Premiere Pro itself start with bins and sequences already created in the project panel.
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In Post Haste you create a Premiere template that auto-generates your folder structure inside Premiere itself.
I use it all the time.
Simon Ubsdell
tokyo productions
hawaiki -
PS.
If you work with other applications for your projects, like After Effects, Motion, Photoshop, etc., you can get Post Haste to autogenerate these project templates too all in one hit.
Simon Ubsdell
tokyo productions
hawaiki -
Thanks Dave,
That’s probably the way to go. That had occurred to me after I posted this, but I wasn’t sure if Premiere had this ability built in, so I figured it was still worth it to ask. -
Just to reiterate, that’s what Post Haste will do for you automatically. You make your template once and feed it into PostHaste and that’s it from then on.
And it avoids accidentally using your template file and overwriting it … which will happen with Dave’s method!
Simon Ubsdell
tokyo productions
hawaiki -
You open your template project and before doing anything rename: done.
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I’ve always done what Dave is saying. Just duplicate the one folder and change the name to date/client and whatever else I need for organization, then go in and rename my PPro to what I need and open it. My folders are all there, my PPro project is already what I need for editing, and I have bins already that match my folder structure.
Easy-Peasy!
TC -
Feel free to miss out on the many advantages of using Post Haste – I won’t be upset 😉
Simon Ubsdell
tokyo productions
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