J. R. Ransom's taosmultimedia.com - Freeing Up Space In Those Finished Video Projects

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Freeing Up Space In Those Finished Video Projects

Every editor gets to that stage when the massive project they have been working on for months is finally done, the client is very happy, and leaves with a smile on his (or her) face. Most editors have their next client waiting in the wings to get in and start working on their project, but you don't want to delete the project you just finished, as you KNOW that the client is going to call you and say "Can we make one small change?"
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