Batch Export Subclips as Individual Files

There are a number of reasons to do this. I typically use this as a way to save only good footage that I will use, so I go through this process as the start of editing. Then I can delete all my original files to save hard drive space.

Here's an article outline other good reasons for using Premiere's Project Manager:

[epicmedia]

God bless you for showing this with no extra bal-bla-blas

[mariw]

God bless you, way better than the nested sequence method (one clip at a time) method everyone else is doing. You saved me a night's sleep. Thank you.

[SeNayfulton]

Thank you! I have been searching forever for this and only gotten lousy solutions. Yours are the only one I needed!

[martyaws]

omg im saved this helps a lot ....im so thankful srsly

[federicorodriguez]

Hello! how are you doing? I would like to ask you how to automatically export the same sequence in 2 or 3 different versions? Let's say I want to export the same sequence in 4K and HD and Low Bit Rate every time I export.

Though it sounds extra work, some customers want high and low weight videos so they can share in some file size limiting platforms.

[immerse]

Do you know why it dont take lut and effect (warp) when u export like this? Nice video though :)

[TownsidaRecords]

Hello, I love this idea however mine is exporting all the files and even after I make a subclip... am I missing a step?

[TheMTVGAMEONE]

Man i wish sony vegas would have such a feature but no -, -