Sequences only "live" as metadata in a project. So you keep the project. You can import parts or all of one project into another. Either by using the Media Browser panel, and importing a previous project file or just selected sequences, or by opening the older project while a new one is also open, and copy/paste or drag a sequence from the older project panel to the newer one.
Ah! So if I make a sub sequense that I will use in several videos I should make a new project and import only that sub sequence to that, and save it as its own project?
That woud be a very useful process. One of the recommended things done by some of the most organzied, bat-crazy fast editors I know is saving "template" projects. These have say a folder/bin structure organization, or certain assets, something like that which is useful when starting up new projects and getting to working fastest.
I know this is an ancient post, but thank you so much for sharing this. I'm a newish editor, and I've been struggling to speed up production when I need so many different little assets across clients. This is going to be a game changer. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
As a one-person shop, I've totally gone to a Prodution per year. As that way ALL my projects, including all my assets ... sound library, template sequences, everything ... are available for any other project throughout the year.
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