UNNESTING SEQUENCES - Editing A Feature Film (Part 3)

[@SajjadFilms]

Please upload part 4. Thanks for these awesome information.

[@brennanmartignoni4192]

Boy am I glad DaVinci lets you decompose compound clips in place... eliminates the need for this entire process

[@felix936vario]

Unnesting video could be done a lot easier. It makes sense to bring all nests down to video1, after that you can select all, right click, go to Multi-Cam, activate and same again: right click, Multi-Cam reduze. After that you just have the unnested original media in the timeline. (Names in the menu could be different because I use the german version.) I don´t know if that works with audio as well, because you unnest ine clip to four or five. But with the workflow you have used: It is helpful to unchech the A1 and A2 on the left side of the timeline. So if you drag the audio down, Premiere will just put down Audio 3-7. You don´t have to delete A1+2 everytime. ;)

[@KennethBDone]

So happy i work with FCP

[@VoyageToNeptune]

Thank you so much for these. I'm about to begin editing my first feature film as well and your videos are extremely helpful. I look forward to the next one :)

[@pinoyboi4563]

Thank you, I know I'm 2 years late, but this is so resourceful more video editors should watch this. Thank you very much you've got a new subscriber.

[@ignaxing]

Excellent!! Thanx!!

[@sunlightpictures8367]

Anthony, could you list your editing system under your Favorite Gear for the community?

[@santinx6185]

These was extremely useful, is there going to be a part 4?

[@JulioBHJ]

Man, am I glad I'm not an editor.

[@channaveerkerimath3864]

Do u convert footages to MXF before editing?

[@nirmalneupane3626]

I love editing....should I have to take editing course to become a editor like you? or practise is enough? and by the way its a great video...😊😊

[@deborahbabadele3156]

how editing filmmaker titanic the movie

[@lordsnack7291]

not an expert by any mean but why shall you unnest in first place !?? -__(°_°)__-

[@Pranav_m_Mistry]

It is a very inefficient process

[@franztomandl51]

How should be done?

[@catringriffiths2633]

How do you do it?

[@Pranav_m_Mistry]

@@catringriffiths2633 Unfortunately, you shouldn't do this in premiere pro. If you prefer to work this way, it's best you switch to avid. Where you can create sub-clips and use the auto-sync option that makes a self-contained clip with all the metadata and ability to link to the source.