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Can you instantly locate marked ranges in Premiere like you can in Final Cut Pro???

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May 09, 2023 May 09, 2023

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Because I'm using Photoshop, Illustrator, and above all After Effects more than ever now, I'm looking to move on from Final Cut Pro to Premiere. I'm also very impressed with all the frequent updates Premiere Pro is getting such as the recently unveiled text based editing, whereas Final Cut Pro seems to be lagging far behind with no major update in years. I'm starting to seriously wonder if Final Cut Pro might not be in its end-of-life stage. 

 

I'd like to know if there's any way to instantly locate files and marked footage in Premiere like you can in Final Cut Pro (see pics below). In Final Cut Pro you can mark footage in any clip and instantly locate it across all your clips by using keywords, the notes field, and smart collections which is a huge time saver. What would be the equivalent in Premiere? Is there a way in Premiere to instantly find footage in any clip by typing the name of the marked range when you're at the top level in the browser window? Thank you in advance.

 

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May 09, 2023 May 09, 2023

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The closest thing that I can think of is in Premiere if you have the preview area in the Project Panel open and you highlight a clip in the project panel. The project panel will show how many times the clip is used and if you click the drop down there will be a list of times where it is used. If you click on the items in your list the timeline indicator will jump to those clips.

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