We’ll demonstrate how to associate your clips with a place or an event, but not a person, primarily because face recognition-a great feature that the Organizer uses to automate the process of people tagging your still images-is not available for video. By associating your video clips with one or more of these categories, you can easily find all clips associated with a person, place, or event. In Adobe Premiere Elements 12, the Organizer’s interface has been optimized for three views, as shown on the top toolbar: People, Places, and Events. We’ll give you a quick introduction to each technique, and then you’ll learn how to use them all. There are three ways that the Adobe Organizer helps you organize your clips: by categorizing them into People, Places, and Events by giving them star ratings on a scale from 1 to 5 and by manually tagging them with keywords and via smart tags. Of course, you need clips in the Organizer for there to be any clumps, so until you populate the Organizer, this view won’t provide that much value.
In this view you can click any clumps of sequential clips in the timeline, and they appear in the Media Browser. The Adobe Organizer can display all clips in a Timeline view (in Media view, choose View > Timeline) that displays content by date, which can be a convenient way to find some clips. In the Sort By menu at the top of the Media browser, choose Name. Choose View > Media Types, and make sure Photos, Video, and Audio are all selected.On the extreme lower right of the Organizer, click the Tags/Info icon ( ), which opens the Tags and Information panels on the right of the Organizer’s interface.Make sure that you have the Media tab selected on the top to see what’s showing in the figure below.
(If Show is already selected, you’ll see the Hide icon in this location.) Click Folder 4, which opens just the contents from that folder in the Organizer. On the extreme lower left of the Organizer, click the Show icon ( ), which reveals the folders on the upper left.To make your Organizer look like the next figure, take the following steps: Note that the contents of the Organizer will depend upon many circumstances, including which lessons you’ve performed, whether you’ve imported content into the Organizer from Photoshop Elements, and other factors. In this exercise, you’ll learn how to perform manual tagging and Smart Tagging in the Organizer, and then how to search for clips using those tags in the Organizer. You can open the Organizer by clicking the Organizer icon ( ) in Adobe Premiere Elements Action bar. The Project Assets panel is great for quickly finding clips, but the Organizer is the best tool in Adobe Premiere Elements for serious organization and search-and-retrieval work.
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