# Organize and rename footage into bins

When to use it: You just imported a shoot and want bins by day, camera and type, plus clean clip names, before you start cutting.

Works with: [EditAssist (MCP)](https://agentcut.dev/tools/editassist-mcp/), [Jumper (MCP for footage search)](https://agentcut.dev/tools/jumper-mcp/), [DaVinci Resolve MCP Server (samuelgursky)](https://agentcut.dev/tools/davinci-resolve-mcp-server-samuelgursky/), [MCP Bridge for Adobe Premiere Pro](https://agentcut.dev/tools/mcp-bridge-for-adobe-premiere-pro/), [FCPXML MCP](https://agentcut.dev/tools/fcpxml-mcp/)

Save as: organize-media.md

Download: https://agentcut.dev/prompts/md/agent-organize-media.md

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In the project "[PROJECT NAME]" media pool or bin "[IMPORT BIN]":

1. Read the metadata of every clip: file name, date, camera or device, resolution, fps, duration, has audio.
2. Propose a bin structure first, for example:
   01_VIDEO / <shoot day> / <camera>
   02_AUDIO / <recorder>
   03_GRAPHICS
   04_MUSIC
   05_STILLS
   99_CHECK (anything you are not sure about)
3. Propose new clip names in the form [DAY]_[CAMERA]_[SCENE or subject]_[NUMBER], for example D1_A_Interview_003. Show me a sample of 10 before and after.
4. Rename the clip names inside the project only. Never rename, move or delete files on disk.
5. Flag clips that do not match the project fps or that have no audio when the others do.
6. Report how many clips went into each bin.
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Original AgentCut prompt.

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