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How do you export one sequence from a project with several sequences, to a new project?
Hi Arikw!
You can have more than one project open in Premiere, so let's create that new project and open the project with several sequences! Copy your one sequence over to the new project by selecting it, right-clicking, and selecting "Copy."
Go to your new project, paste the sequence! Premiere will also copy over all the assets within that sequence.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Caroline
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Hi Arikw!
You can have more than one project open in Premiere, so let's create that new project and open the project with several sequences! Copy your one sequence over to the new project by selecting it, right-clicking, and selecting "Copy."
Go to your new project, paste the sequence! Premiere will also copy over all the assets within that sequence.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Caroline
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thank you very much!
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thank you caroline.
for some reason "import sequence" not always worked for me in this specific case. (the system crashed!), your way solved the problem!
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You don't export it..
You open the new project and import the sequence from the old project.
See here:
Importing sequences, clips, and compositions into Premiere Pro
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Thank you Ann
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Thank you
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Select your sequence in the project bin, then in the main menu select File > Export > "Selection as Premiere Project".
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