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This tutorial is on Favorite Bins in Avid Media Composer. We’ll go through what Favorite Bins are, how to create them, how to delete them and how to customize them.
Question of the Week: What kind of bins are you putting in your Favorite Bins folder?
Below are useful links related to the tutorial:
- Quick Transitions Bin Tutorial
- Information on my Quick Transitions Bin
- [New Post] Turn Off the Clock, Get More Done
- Stock Video by VideoHive (affiliate link)
- Hang out with me on Twitter
Reach out to me if you have any questions on this tutorial or anything else Avid Media Composer or post production-related. I’m here to equip you emotionally, mentally and technically as a video editor.
Josh Short says:
I’m going to start my Favorite Bins folder out with Quick Transitions, FX, Title Templates, SFX and Backgrounds. I think that’s a good start and I’ll go from there and see how this works for me. You?
January 30, 2015 — 8:07 am