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Creating checklists in Trello to batch process tasks
From the course: Post-Production Productivity
Creating checklists in Trello to batch process tasks
- [Instructor] By now I hope that you have a solid understanding of the GTD system as well as the basic fundamentals for using both OmniFocus and Trello. Now we're going to combine these two powerful forces into one to help you organize all of your daily editing tasks into simple cards and checklists that are organized by context in Trello. If you're not familiar with the concept of contexts yet, I recommend that you go back and you watch the previous lesson in this course titled "What Is Contextual Editing?" And you can also do a deeper dive by reading my article about editing and contexts, which is available at optimizeyourself.me/contexts. We're back in OmniFocus right now. We're in an earlier lesson. We started laying out some of our contextual topics and tasks that we needed to do for editing. So you can see that we broke it down by background, sound effects, notes, first cuts, dailies, music, stuff for our assistant,…
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Keeping things organized in OmniFocus with the Review feature9m 42s
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Creating checklists in Trello to batch process tasks7m 22s
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Organizing editorial tasks in Trello by energy level7m 28s
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Creating custom perspectives in OmniFocus10m 41s
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Using Trello for GTD (instead of OmniFocus)14m 43s
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Using OmniFocus to capture your tasks7m 3s
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Using OmniFocus to sort your actions and projects7m 29s
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Creating timeline presets to edit in contexts8m 26s
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Using OmniFocus to assign contexts7m 6s
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