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I think the question that most, most about Lightworkers, apart from how do you use Lightworkers,

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is how do you take a long clip and make smaller clips out of it?

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In other words, if you've got a really long clip, but you want to make multiple indent out so that

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you can use different parts of that same clip, how can you do that?

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The answer is surprisingly quite simple.

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So what I've done is gone to pixels dot com.

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I'll put a link under the video.

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It's a great site to get videos that you can use in your projects a little bit like video.

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And I've just grabbed these two clips, which are slightly long.

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I'm going to double click on this vintage car clip and note that I'm in log right now.

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I don't want to think about edits.

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I don't want to think about anything apart from the clip I've got.

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So in this case, I'll just press a spacebar and we can just see what's happening with this clip.

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So there we are seeing the radiator of a car, the grill, and then as it goes on, the camera should

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change to a different angle.

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And you can see that this movie is actually made up of an already edited series of clips.

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Now, if I didn't want to use this whole movie, I could, of course, just mark in and and out.

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So what I'll do is Marken in fast forward it to where it changes to the interior of the car, which

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is roughly about their.

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Use my Iraqis to just forward the frames until it changes like that and make that an out.

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Now, normally that would be really easy market in, market out.

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Go to edit, pick up your clip and put it down.

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But in this case, we need to mark more than one in and out.

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Now, of course, you could just jump back to here, market in and out, jump back here and so on and

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so on.

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That's not an efficient way to work because you're just slowing yourself down and you're actually making

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your life a little bit harder.

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So let's go back to log.

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Let's take away the distractions.

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I've marked this in and out as my first clip.

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Well, actually, it's going to be a sub clip, so I'm going to right.

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Click go to make and I'm going to click on subtlely.

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Before I do that, I want you to just have a look over here on the left hand side at this menu.

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As I go to make sub clip, you can see a new menu has come up called Subcamp.

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And the little clip that I saved my in and out is now here as a sub clip.

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I'm now going to go through.

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Let's just Marken in and I'll take the interior of the car.

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I don't need so much of it.

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And I'll mark that as an out make that into a sub clip you can see that's collected over there.

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Then the picture changes to the outside of the castle that's marked and in marked that an out right

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click make sub clip.

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And finally, I think there's a lastra of the vehicle across the road.

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So we'll just mark that as an in there and an out there.

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Right.

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Click make sub click.

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So what we've done now is really in a simple way.

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We've taken a long clip and we've just cut it up into little sub clips.

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Now let's go to edit.

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You can see that my original clip.

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So there's the drifting with cars in the vintage car.

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They're just sitting there.

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But in my sub clips, I have got all the new clips I made.

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What I'm going to very quickly do is just no these as I remember them.

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And what you should note is if you've got a really long clip, let's say you've got footage of a concert

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or something like this and you need to cut it up into some clips.

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It's going to get confusing really quickly because each clip will have the name of the original video

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with just a number at the end.

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This is far easier for me to remember.

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So now it's just a case of treating the sub clips as if they were normal clips, I'm going to pick up

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clip number one, throw that into the timeline a bit two and so on until I've got all my clips into

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the timeline.

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No, no, you must really thinking, why am I cutting it up if I'm just kind of recreating the original

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clip?

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But the point is, because we've cut it up, we now no longer have to treat it as if it was the original

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clip.

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So we can actually start off with the view on the road like.

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So let's right click and close this gap and then we can go to the radiator grill.

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We can go to number three and then have No.

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Two playing at the end.

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So using some clips, we now have full control of which part of the movie we show and when.

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Now there is a warning I'm going to give you because I've seen people do this before.

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And what I've seen is people will make all their sub clips and they will take, you know, an hour,

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two hours, finally cutting their sub clips and collecting them and renaming them and then thinking

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to themselves, well, I've got my sub clips.

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Let me just delete the original one, because it's taken up too much space on my hard drive.

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Now, that's a really big mistake.

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And I'm going to show you by making that mistake in front of you, I'm going to go right click here,

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delete this clip and say, yes, it's now gone.

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Now, it doesn't look like anything bad's happened.

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If I get a sub clips, you can already see something bad has happened.

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If I rewind my movie to the start, absolutely nothing happens.

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The problem is some clips are not actually physically clips.

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They're just your ins and outs saved in this folder called some clips because you've now deleted the

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original one.

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Lightworkers cannot figure out where these clips are from and what this should show.

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And it gets much worse than this.

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So let me just re-import my original movie.

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Let me do that right now.

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And here you go of Imported, my original movie that we had the vintage car one.

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Let's go to edit.

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Let's go to some clips.

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You would think that reimporting your original clip would take care of your sub clips, but in this

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case, no, you lose your sub clips even if you re-import your original file.

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And that would be heartbreaking if you had spent hours and maybe even days fine tuning YouTube clips

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and then you did something silly, like delete your original file.

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So that's a mistake not to make.

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Remember, if you want some peace of mind, that original clip is taking up space on your hard drive.

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The sub clips are taking up almost no space because they're not actually real.

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They're just your ins and outs saved in a folder called sub clips.

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So this video should solve the problem of literally the hundreds of questions I have got asked about

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how to do multiple in and out in a single clip.