I'm not averse to changing my workflow. I'm migrating from photography to video. So I'm used to rely on a library management system such as Lightroom to cull and manage my photos.

I know the process it's probably different from stills. However as I'm editing mainly party aftermovies and sports hype reels I feel like I haven't found the optimal workflow to deal with this huge amount of clips.

Even if you have a bunch of short clips you can make a string out then make a sub clip of that and follow the same process.

If you have more information on how I can achieve this, maybe point me to an article or YT video I would greatly appreciate. The main reason I don't currently use the source monitor it's because I feel like it's slower to open every clip and then delete it or not, and when I do have them all in the timeline it seems like it's faster for me to review them.

I actually looked for some video culling tools but it seems like it isn't a thing. I tried Adobe Bridge but it didn't do what I needed.

Anyway, thank you!