Continuing the edit and working with compound clips

Once you've gotten messy and gotten creative,…and have figured out how you want to approach…the various mini sections of the spot in your…sandbox sequence, it's time to start…making them accessible.…Now, how do you do this?…Well, there are several ways to get material…from one project to another, but the method…I want to explore here is by creating compound clips,…or nests, which will let me move a series of…shots to the event library, so I can continue working…with them really easily.…I'm going to go into my 1-Subsequences project here,…and again, these are our perfectly timed shots…that we're going to put in our master sequence.…

I'm going to come to the first series of shots,…my stair shots I've been working on,…and I can either right click…and choose new compound clip,…or press option G.…Right when I do this, Final Cut is going to ask…me where I want to store the compound clip…in the event library, and I do want to bring it to…the H+ Sport event, and I'm just going to call this…Stairs Montage, and say ok.…A couple of things have happened.…