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==== Save the project ====
==== Save the project ====
As soon as you finish importing your files and before starting any further editing, it is safe to save the project in your system's local folder, so you can resume the work you last saved. It is also recommended to store all the working folders in specific folders and subfolders that you are comfortable with. And make sure all the files are available
As soon as you finish importing your files and before starting any further editing, it is safe to save the project in your system's local folder, so you can resume the work you last saved. It is also recommended to store all the working folders in specific folders and subfolders that you are comfortable with. And make sure all the files are available in the main project root folder. it is also recommended that you save projects frequently.
==== Key Things To Consider 1.0 ====
==== Folder Structure ====
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File:5th imagefolderstructure.png|'''Example image for folder structure'''<br>
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A well-defined folder structure is crucial for staying organized during video editing. It saves time, prevents frustration, and ensures a smooth workflow. Here's a breakdown of its benefits and recommended folders:
==== Benefits of creating Folder: ====
* '''Easy file navigation:''' Quickly locate specific media files (video, audio, graphics) without sifting through everything.
* '''Improved collaboration:''' Enables clear communication and efficient sharing of project files with others.
* '''Reduced risk of losing files:''' Organized folders prevent accidental deletion or misplacement of essential project elements.
==== Recommended Folder Structure: ====
'''Main Project Folder:''' Create a folder with a clear and concise name reflecting the project title , this folder will house all the subfolders related to your video project.
'''Subfolders:'''
* '''Project Files:''' Store your editing software project files (.kdenlive for Kdenlive,) here.
* '''Assets:''' This folder holds all the media you'll use in your edit.
* '''Footage:''' Unedited video clips captured from cameras or downloaded sources. You can further organize footage by scene, date, or camera operator for larger projects.
* '''Audio:''' Background music, sound effects, voice-overs, and any other audio elements.
* '''Graphics:''' Logos, titles, animations, overlays, and other visual elements.
Consider subfolders for different versions (drafts, final exports) for better clarity.
Backup and Save Regularly: Create backups of your project folder on external drives to prevent data loss
==== Adding clips ====
==== Adding clips ====