[Teddy Zegeye-gebrehiwot]

Hey- I think i get what you are asking.

Here is what I do, for things like long interview clips:

1) I break up a large clip by “deleting” sections in between it (rejecting) The part I reject is the part where the interviewer is asking the question or whatever way I can break it up.

2) and then I change the display, in the browser, to “hide rejected clips”. What remains are the smaller chunks (ie comparable to sub clips). Visually this is great because it breaks a long clip into little chunks.

3) I create a keyword for each little chunk. I use the word “question” and for the note, I write out a summary of the question.

4) Now each keyword corresponds to a ‘subclip’ and I make further notes using favourites/keywords for each little chunk.

I copied this technique from “This Guy Edits” youtube channel.

I am not sure if this is the correct video, but I think it is:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yn1-aCP715U

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