Compilation workflows
Process pages. These describe how to run compilation work repeatedly without it becoming a mess — the ordering logic, the review loop, the storage hygiene and the render queue.
WorkflowsPhone to browser: the import stageA repeatable process for moving clips off your phone and into ReelWorkshop's browser-based editor without losing quality or wasting time.WorkflowsDesktop camera card: the import stageHow to move footage from a dedicated camera's SD card through a desktop into ReelWorkshop, including format checks and folder hygiene.WorkflowsNaming files: the organization stageA simple file-naming convention that keeps a ReelWorkshop project readable once dozens of clips are imported and awaiting selection.WorkflowsFirst-pass selection: cutting a shoot downHow to narrow a folder of raw clips down to the footage worth arranging, using ReelWorkshop's quality scores as one input among several.WorkflowsTrimming pass: tightening clips before orderingA dedicated trimming stage for cutting each clip down to its usable range in ReelWorkshop, before you touch ordering or generate edit plans.WorkflowsThe ordering passA dedicated ordering pass sequences your clips before rendering. Learn when to trust the quality score and when to override it manually.WorkflowsThe comparison preview passHow to compare several generated edit plans side by side before committing render minutes, using a structured preview pass instead of gut instinct alone.WorkflowsThe audio decision passA short checklist for deciding whether to keep source audio or mute it before rendering, since ReelWorkshop has no music library or mixing tools.WorkflowsThe export QA checklistA pre-render checklist covering length, orientation, audio, and sequence so you don't burn exported minutes on a version you'd have changed anyway.WorkflowsArchive and reuseHow to organize finished projects and imported clips in ReelWorkshop so you can reuse strong footage in future compilations instead of re-importing it.