Perform either of the following actions to nest a project within the current project:ĭrag a project from the Explorer window (or Windows Explorer) to the timeline.įrom the File menu, choose Import, then choose Media from the submenu, and then browse to the project you want to use.
Use master projects to deliver a single project in multiple formats without time- and disk-consuming intermediate renders: for example, you could add your 24p, 16:9 HD (high-definition) project to a master project to reformat the project as widescreen SD (standard definition) for DVD, letterboxed SD for VHS, 4:3 pan-and-scan SD, or 25p. You can apply color correction to each shot within the scene and then apply color correction to the entire scene in the master project.
Nesting can help you organize a timeline or create other effects:Ĭreate a single element - such as a lower-third graphic or watermark - that you can use in multiple timeline locations or projects.Ĭreate a complex composited element that you can use as a single media object in the timeline.Ĭreate a transition across multiple events by placing the events in a nested project and applying a transition to the nested project event.Ĭreate a musical composition with its own tempo and FX bus structure that you can use in another project.Ĭreate a separate project for each scene in a video and nest those projects in a master video project. Nesting allows you to add a project to the timeline of another project.
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