Labeling video clips with key words

Question

Is there a way to label/tag segments of a video clip that becomes searchable content for later premiere pro use?

Answer 1

I think Russ's suggestion is the clear simple answer. At least that is how I'd go about it, too.
What I'm looking for is a a single clip that has
[black space and audio][clip1][black space and audio only][clip 2][black space and audio][clip3][black space and audio only].....
That is normal.
And I have a followup question on this too.  Now that I have this timeline that looks like this:
[black space and audio][clip1][black space and audio only][clip 2][black space and audio][clip3][black space and audio only].....
I want to cut out all the black space and cut the clips up back the way they were so that I have high quality video and high quality audio together in little clips to take back to the main project.  Do you have a recommended method or tutorial for that?
Thanks a lot.
I can think of two ways to achieve this.
Both should work, but each has an advantage and a possible drawback.
Method A:
0) Turn off the audio volume in the video clip so that only the good audio plays (this could be done later, but I'd start here to make sure it all sounds as it should)
1) Select each desired section and make it a compound clip. These compound clips will appear in the event and you can drag them to any project you want.
Method B:
0) The same - but this is crucial in this method
1) Mark an In point (press I) and Out point (press O) in the timeline. Export as Master File (Only the part which lies in the primary storyline will appear to be selected, but don't worry, the whole section will be exported)
2) Import these just created movies and use them as you will
Now to the advantages and disadvantages: Method A will not use more space for the exported movies, nor will there be an extra compression
Method A will create as many compound clips as the sections you want. A lot of compound clips may make FCP X perform more slowly