😮 Surprising Tips! Find Bin & Reveal in Project Mastering Avid & Premiere

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0:00 Intro
0:10 Avid Find Bin Timeline Side Buttons
2:50 Avid Find Bin Timeline Side
3:51 Avid Find Bin Source Side
5:36 Premiere Reveal In Project Map Keyboard Short Cuts
6:56 Premiere Reveal In Project From Pulldown Menu
8:08 Premiere Reveal In Project From Keyboard Short Cuts
9:55 Special Avid Offer
Join Diana J. Brodie from NLE Academy as we dive into essential video editing functions in Avid Media Composer and Adobe Premiere Pro! In this detailed tutorial, I'll break down the 'Find Bin' feature in Avid and 'Reveal in Project' in Premiere. Whether you're transitioning between these platforms or refining your skills, this guide covers how to effectively locate your clips within your project's bins using keyboard shortcuts and menu options.
Learn the tricks to streamline your editing workflow, ensuring you spend less time searching and more time creating. Perfect for both beginner and veteran editors, this video is packed with insider tips to enhance your efficiency and mastery over your editing software.
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[@darkobusnja7331]

In Avid you don't need to match frame to find clip in bin, while you are in the sequence, hold Alt + find bin and the desired clip will be shown in the bin.

[@nleacademy]

Hey I didn't know that. I'll check to see if it works on Option + Find bin for Mac Users. Thanks for that. That is super helpful. I'm working on a series of addendum videos for stuff I either forgot or simply didn't know at the time. I'll add this to that list for sure. Maybe it'll be just 1 big video of all of those combined. Hugely appreciated. Thank you.