| Series |
|---|
Learning Baselight Student Part 7: Managing and organizing your media from a central location
Baselight can occasionally feel like there’s no central hub or area for organizing your project. If that’s how you’re feeling – you need to watch this Insight and learn about the Shots View! The Shots View is an essential tool that gives you control of your media and helps you see an overview of your project.
The Shots View is one of those tools I always have on standby and it always helps me with my project management.
In this Insight you’ll learn:
- How to add/remove metadata columns in the Shots View.
- The difference between ‘Cuts View Shots’ and ‘Stack Top Strips’ selection.
- Changing metadata for multiple shots using ‘Group Grading’, including modifying color space tags.
- Bulk renaming strips using Expressions.
- Filtering shots: Including exporting extremely impressive PDFs and/or EDLs of your filtered shots.
- Finding missing media in your scene – and the limitations of the ‘Select Missing Media’ macro.
Questions or Comments?
As always, I’m monitoring comments if you have questions, comments, or observations. Join the conversation!
Member Content
Sorry... the rest of this content is for members only. You'll need to login or Join Now to continue (we hope you do!).
Need more information about our memberships? Click to learn more.
Membership optionsMember Login
Comments
-
A Complete Guide to Baselight’s Base Grade Operator
-
Conforming in Baselight? Start here.
-
Rendering Files for Review or Delivery in Baselight
-
Fixing Dead Pixels And Image Artifacts in Baselight
-
Fixing Oversaturated and Out-of-Gamut Colours in Baselight
-
Stabilizing Shaky Footage in Baselight LOOK
-
How To Compare Grades With Clients In Baselight LOOK
-
How To Manage Your Timeline For Efficient Color Grade Copying Operations In Baselight Student
-
Keying In Baselight – And The No-Kidding Useful Baselight Sausage
-
Learning Baselight – Tracking Shapes with Keyframes and the Area Tracker
-
Learning Baselight Student – Creating, Manipulating, And Color Grading With Shapes
-
Creative Grading In Baselight – Adding Grain, LUTs, And Diffusion
-
An Overview Of The Mind-Blending Control Panel In Baselight Student
-
Colour Grading 101 – Primary Color Correction in Baselight Student
-
Understanding The Basics of Baselight Student’s Colour Management Framework
-
How To Organize Media Using the Shots View In Baselight Student
-
Learning Baselight Student – Conforming with the Scene Detect Tool
-
Learning Baselight Student – Importing Media Using The FLUX Manage Viewer
-
Learning Baselight Student – Setting Up Your First Scene
-
Learning Baselight Student – Understanding The User Interface
-
Learning Baselight Student – Series Overview, Introduction, and Installation
Homepage › Forums › How To Organize Media Using the Shots View In Baselight Student
Luke Ross
This is the discussion thread for the Insight: How To Organize Media Using the Shots View In Baselight Student
Log in to reply.