> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.hedge.video/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.hedge.video/postlab-classic/checklists/premiere-pro.md).

# Premiere Pro

## Initial Workflow Checklist

* [ ] [Add Team Members.](/postlab-classic/teams.md)
* [ ] [Create a `Production`.](/postlab-classic/productions.md#creating-a-production)
* [ ] [Add](/postlab-classic/documents.md#add-a-new-document) or [Import](/postlab-classic/documents.md#import-a-document) a Project (.prproj) as a `Document`.
* [ ] Create / Relink to Proxy Media on PostLab Drive.
* [ ] Create a Primary Project...
  * For handing off work to Team Members with different roles.
  * As a Central Source of Truth for a larger piece of work.

## Advanced Workflow Options

* [ ] Create Secondary Projects...
  * To assign work to Team Members with different roles.
  * To divide a large piece of work into smaller pieces of work:
    * By Video in a Series
    * By Episode
    * By Reel
    * By Scene
* [ ] [Use Productions for Premiere Pro to collaborate directly from PostLab Drive.](/postlab-classic/remote-locking/premiere-pro-project-locking.md)


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