Using Premiere on its own, you can use the Media Browser panel to view (read only) the contents of other projects and import only the sequences or media that you need. Importing sequences this way should prevent unnecessary duplication of media already within the project.
If you want to work more collaboratively, you might want to look at a multi-user project sharing workflow using Adobe Anywhere:
http://www.adobe.com/products/adobeanywhere.html
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On 30 Mar 2016 4:05 p.m., "Michael Brockington mbrock321@gmail.com [Avid-L2]" <Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
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> I'm curious if anyone has any useful tips on collaborative workflow in Premiere - is there an efficient way to share a project, or to have an assistant working in a copy of a project and then integrate their work back into a master project?
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> I don't see any support for metadata import/export/merge, for instance.
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> Cheers,
> --Michael
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> On 2016-03-29 6:28 AM, trevatpc@yahoo.co.uk [Avid-L2] wrote:
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>> "Basically you have two timelines open, one above the other...and you can easily move stuff between them."
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>> You can have multiple source 'selects' sequences open - viewed as timelines above 1 or more master timelines.
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>> Keys to reassign:
>> Project Panel - 'Open in Source Monitor' to Shift+O
>> Source Monitor Panel - 'Open Sequence in TImeline' to Shift+O (different panels so can have same shortcut)
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>> Window 'Source Monitor' to CMD+2 (or whatever - I think this is an FCP7 hangover for me)
>> Window 'Program Monitor' to CMD+4
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>> Now you can open your master timeline, then choose your selects timeline(s) and click Shift+O to get them into source monitor and Shift+O again to get their timelines displayed. Drag the master timeline by it's name tab down to the bottom of the timeline panel - and they are pancaked.
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>> CMD+2 will toggle between sources and CMD+4 will toggle between master timelines.
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>> You can overwrite/insert from source to record, or drag & drop, or copy & paste. For insert/overwrite it is the source track selection that is used - program track selection is ignored.
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>> I expect you'll want a bigger monitor pretty soon though...
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