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Hi!
So, I have a YouTube channel and I have recurring bits, sounds, and animations I use frequently. Also, I like to keep my files fairly organized in different bins while I'm working.
Currently, every time I start a new file I have to create all the same bins and transfer all the files manually.
Is there a way to save some bins and assets, so whenever I start a new file everything will automatically be there?
Thank you in advance!
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Make a standard project with all your assets.
When starting a new project open this standard project and save it under a different name.
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I'm pretty much a one man shop, though for some things I work with a partner in CapeTown ... half a world away.
I went to the Productions model for all my own work over a year ago. For several awesome reasons.
First ... it allows my great organizational structure at a glance. I have folders for the the different 'types' of work, personal or client work ... and within those folders for specific projects, and within those, the specific projects.
Second ... all of my usual assets ... b-roll, audio sounds libraries, template projects & such ... are now available for quick use in any other project. Without dupelicating anything. This makes my entire working process SO much simpler!
I would suggest that might be what you should do. Create your Production, within it folders for the various types of work you do, within those folders for the projects of that type of work.
Your 'assets' are always available for all projects then.
Neil
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