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October 2, 2023
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Productions Performance

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After using Productions since it launched, its been fascinating working through the ins and outs of it. Keeping project files relatively flat (just sequences) has helped, although we still get strange errors every now and than: random crashes, duplicate IDs, locked projects that need to be manually unlocked, footage that is being sourced to a "recovery" project instead of the original project from where it came from. I guess my question is, what has been everyone's set up in order to keep Productions stable and quick? Our shows are about 25-35 minutes long and I find that duplicating sequences for versioning within the project result in project bloat...making it longer to open up the project. Should we instead duplicate the actual project itself when versioning (resulting in many tiny Premiere projects)? In your experience, which method is best? 

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R Neil Haugen
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October 2, 2023

The entire concept of Productions, really in how to get it working best, is perhaps encapsulated in a comment in one of their early documents on setting this up. Which was to the effect of using folders as your organization structure, and projects as essentially bins holding assets. And put different asset types in different projects.

 

So you'd have a folder say for Media, and within that folder, separate projects each for say Day 1, Day 2, or perhaps Red, Arri, Drone ... 

 

And sequences in one project, but you may well be best served in rough-cuts being in one project, editor cuts in another.

 

I hope that helps ... 

Everyone's mileage always varies ...