The provided reference offers one method to export trimmed video clips in Premiere Pro. Here's how you can do it by rendering individual clips on the timeline:
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Duplicate the Sequence: In Premiere Pro, duplicate the sequence containing your trimmed video clips. This is a safety measure so you don't alter your original timeline.
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Open the Duplicated Sequence: Open the duplicated sequence you just created.
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Select All Clips: Select all the video clips you want to export as individual trimmed files.
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Render and Replace: Go to
Clip->Render and Replace. This process renders each selected clip according to your specified settings and replaces the clips in your timeline with the rendered video. You'll be prompted with export settings for each clip. Ensure the export settings match the desired output for your trimmed videos.
This method essentially creates individual, rendered video files from your trimmed clips on the timeline. These will be located in a folder specified during the Render and Replace process.
Note: The source material provided lacks detail on other export methods. Standard exporting within Premiere Pro allows exporting the entire timeline, sections of the timeline based on In/Out points, or exporting individual sequences or nested sequences. These are all forms of exporting a "trimmed" video, depending on how you define "trimmed". If you define it as individual sections separated on the timeline, the above method helps. If you define it as In/Out points set on a sequence, use the standard export workflow.
