<p>Yes, in Premiere, you can create a master sequence consisting of nested sequences and apply motion and effects to those nested sequences within the master sequence.</p>

<p>And swap footage within those nested sequences as desired.</p>

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2015-11-02T18:05:23.960Z
Thanks but I am fairly new to Premiere actually, can you guide me with a video if possible, please? Thanks!
XoReNiC
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See http://4.sendvid.com/bhg98x58.mp4  - it's a crude demo. First, I populate two sequences with a clip each. Import those sequences in another sequence. Apply motion. And then swap out the clips in the nested sequences.
Gyan
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You're great! This is absolutely I was looking for! Thanks a lot :)
XoReNiC
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Gyan
<p>I am trying to create a project that will automatically convert videos to a compilation. Although not literally, but kinda. </p>

<p>I want to create project that will hold effects, motion data in specified duration, then import videos into them, is it possible to apply motion and effects to sequences?</p>

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How to make a project for compilation videos?
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# How to make a project for compilation videos?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-11-02)

I am trying to create a project that will automatically convert videos to a compilation. Although not literally, but kinda.

I want to create project that will hold effects, motion data in specified duration, then import videos into them, is it possible to apply motion and effects to sequences?

**Tags:** premiere, pro


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2015-11-02. Score: 1 | Accepted answer

Yes, in Premiere, you can create a master sequence consisting of nested sequences and apply motion and effects to those nested sequences within the master sequence.

And swap footage within those nested sequences as desired.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Thanks but I am fairly new to Premiere actually, can you guide me with a video if possible, please? Thanks!  
> **username_1**: See http://4.sendvid.com/bhg98x58.mp4  - it's a crude demo. First, I populate two sequences with a clip each. Import those sequences in another sequence. Apply motion. And then swap out the clips in the nested sequences.  
> **username_0**: You're great! This is absolutely I was looking for! Thanks a lot :)  

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