Read the folder structure already in Premiere Pro
Use camera and source folders such as Sony, Canon, iPhone, DJI, GoPro, Screen Recording, Voice Over or Music as the starting structure for the assembly.
Premiere Pro multicamera timeline assembly
Build a multicamera Premiere Pro timeline from project folders
Project Builder reads camera and source folders in the Project panel, sorts clips by recorded-time metadata and creates a colour-labelled sequence with a separate track for each source. Optional day grouping adds DAY markers for multi-day shoots.
What is Project Builder?
Millow Project Builder automatically creates a multicamera Premiere Pro timeline from camera and source folders in the Project panel. It sorts clips chronologically using recorded-time metadata, places each camera on its own track, applies colour labels, and builds a ready-to-review sequence. Optional grouping adds DAY 1, DAY 2 and subsequent markers. Processing is local and uses no minutes.
Capabilities
Built for a specific editing job
Sort clips by recorded time
Arrange clips chronologically from their recorded-time metadata instead of placing the opening assembly clip by clip.
Give every source its own track
Place each camera or source folder on a separate timeline track and apply colour labels so the resulting structure is easier to scan.
Mark multi-day shoots
Optionally group material by shooting day and add DAY 1, DAY 2 and subsequent day markers to the assembled sequence.
Build locally without usage minutes
The complete assembly runs locally, does not require an internet connection and does not consume the Millow usage-minute allowance.
Workflow
From active timeline to a reviewable result
- 01
Prepare source folders
Organise cameras and supporting sources in the Premiere Pro Project panel.
- 02
Check recorded-time metadata
Confirm that device clocks and recording metadata reflect the chronology you expect.
- 03
Choose the assembly structure
Build one continuous sequence or enable shooting-day grouping with DAY markers.
- 04
Run Project Builder
Create the sequence with chronological clips, separate source tracks and colour labels.
- 05
Review the starting sequence
Check source boundaries, metadata exceptions and day transitions before creative editing begins.
Best fit
Where Project Builder fits
- Wedding, event and documentary shoots recorded with multiple cameras
- Projects that combine camera footage, screen recordings, voice-over and music folders
- Multi-day productions that need visible DAY markers in the starting sequence
- Creating a structured first assembly before editorial decisions begin
Direct answers
Questions about Project Builder
Can Project Builder assemble a multicamera Premiere Pro timeline?
Yes. It reads camera and source folders, sorts clips chronologically using time metadata and places each camera or source folder on its own track.
Can Project Builder separate shooting days?
Yes. Day grouping is optional and can add DAY 1, DAY 2 and subsequent day markers to the assembled sequence.
Does Project Builder upload footage or require an internet connection?
No. Project Builder runs locally, does not upload footage and does not require an internet connection for the assembly workflow.
Does Project Builder consume usage minutes?
No. Project Builder does not consume usage minutes.
Does Project Builder synchronize or switch between cameras?
The verified product data documents chronological placement from recorded-time metadata and separate tracks for each source. It does not document audio synchronization or automatic camera switching.