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Adding keywords to make clips accessible

Adding keywords to make clips accessible - Final Cut Pro Tutorial

From the course: Effective Storytelling with Final Cut Pro X v10.0.9

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Adding keywords to make clips accessible

With some keyword collections in your Delicious Peace Storytelling event, you may feel as though your project is well-organized. Remember though, clips can have multiple uses. If a clip is tucked away in a single keyword collection, you might not remember it's even there. It's worth taking the time to add additional tags and make your clips more accessible, so they'll pop-up and remind you they're waiting to be part of your story. Now, don't forget, when you've added a keyword to a clip, a thin horizontal blue line appears across the clip. Whether you have one keyword or twenty, you'll only ever have a single line. Let's take a look at the Coffee Growing clips. Now, I'm looking for JJ. There is a clip of JJ where he's tying a bag. Here's another one, but remember we talked about naming clips, so that they'll appear together, and that would be really great if I could get all of JJ's clips together, that will only happen though if I sort my clips or arrange them by name. When I do that,…

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