Yes Mike its quite easy and it allows you to save you specific clips into categories within your library to find them later.......example a folder each for Blending, Colorisation, Pen tool, Masks etc...in the beginning I had over 50 folders just to try to get my head around everything basic in Photoshop
Make sure your signed into your account, when you find something you want to save just press the Plus Sign (Add To) under your video
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from the drop down menu Click on (Create a New Playlist) and name your folder
Once its created all you have to do from then on is click the plus sign, find the folders name and tick the box....it automatically will put the video in that folder of your choice.
To rewatch you look in your library and click on your folder so it will open and choose which one you want to see.....
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When the time comes you no longer want to keep the video or its one that was saved by mistake, just send it to the trash can by hovering over the time of the video and you will see a trash can, just click and it erases it
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I got my own little system that works for me but as a newby myself (since last September is works for this old brain that don't retain knowledge like it use to)....like create a new folder on your desk top mine is PS Projects, all my restoration practice pictures are placed there that need to be done, once completed the final picture is saved to a new folder I named Finished Edits and the original is dragged and dropped into that Final folder too, when it gets a lot it in I save everything orginal and edited to a external hard drive and empty the folder... so if I ever need to find it and rework it everything is safely locked away off the computer just in case it ever crashed
