- Okay, so you're working in Premiere Pro…and you need to share your project with the fellow editor.…I want to show you how to share your entire project…and how to burrow down and share…specific sequences within your project.…So I just want to show you a couple…of things before we do this.…As you can see, my project is all set up here.…I'm going to just make sure that my project…pen is selected and press tilde to maximize.…I got three sequences and I got a lot…of our archival footage and Broll and interviews.…So as you can imagine, a lot of these stuff was used…in my sequences but there's also a lot of material…that didn't end up in my sequences, okay?…Press tilde again to minimize.…
The first scenario I want to set up is that I want to give…the entire project, everything, over to another editor.…I'm just going to pop up here in the file…menu and choose Project Manager.…There are a lot of choices in this window but I'll just…take you through the most important things to know for now.…So we'll go top to bottom to make it easier.…
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