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01:40 Create Separate Folders
Make a folder named "Raw Footage" or any relevant name for each day after the shooting is over. You can create other folders under this main folder. Label them with short descriptions of the day's events, e.g., Day 1 - Beach Sunset, Day 2 - Waterfall Hike. You won't lose any important clips if you transfer all your work into these daily subfolders.
01:50 Make Some Extra Folders
Now, set up different folders for each aspect you might use. It can be images, overlays, music, sound effects, and daily footage. It can help you find what you need with ease while editing.
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- 05. Making Immersive Videos with Sound Effects >>03:33
- 06. Guide to Transform Your Travel Footage with Wipe Transitions >>04:54
- 07. Guide to Create Vintage, Nostalgic Videos Using Filmora >>05:03
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- 10. Top Techniques for Sharing Your Travel Videos Across Social Media Platforms >>02:53
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