Teamwork via premiere pro - rushs and projects locations

LucidLink is the main process, using typically Amazon S3 or other servers. It sets up 'virtual drives' on every computer, and the machine and the programs don't even know the media is out 'there'. Takes a minimum of 250Mpbs (with low latency) for UHD/3840x2160 media for decent playback.

My partner is all Mac, and is in Cape Town SA. We're all PC, in Oregon. He calls, says he's added a folder of media or Ae comp exports from Cape Town to his virtual drive LucidLink created on his machine. Within seconds, I'm seeing the folder in my virtual drive ... as it's uploading the files to the London S3 server our setup uses.

Within a few more seconds, I see files in the folder ... and I can go right to Premiere, Import them, and drop onto a sequence. Get playback ... and the folder isn't done uploading to London yet!

It's heavily used around the world for this type of work. And you should also be using a Premiere Production for this, rather than stand-alone projects. It's awesome for multi-user collaboration on large projects.

Premiere Pro Productions Introduction

Using Productions in Premiere Pro

Adobe Long-form and Episodic Best Practices Guide 

Jarle’s blog expansion of the pdf Multicam section: Premiere Pro Multicam