How do you create a multicam sequence in Premiere Pro?

Creating a multicam sequence in Premiere Pro is an essential skill for efficiently editing projects with footage from multiple cameras. The process involves syncing together clips that have been recorded simultaneously to ensure seamless switching between angles during the edit.

The correct method involves syncing multiple clips based on either timecode or audio tracks. This is crucial because it ensures that the different camera angles align correctly in the timeline, allowing for precise edits and transitions when switching between the cameras while maintaining continuity. Once the clips are synced appropriately, selecting the option to "Create Multicamera Sequence" compiles them into a single sequence that allows for real-time multi-angle editing.

This method provides the most streamlined and effective approach for managing and editing diverse footage, making it easier to switch camera angles without manually aligning clips or worrying about synchronization issues further down the line. In contrast, the other options revolve around methods that do not facilitate multicam editing. For instance, dragging clips into a new sequence lacks the necessary synchronization and functionality; editing each clip in isolation does not support the multicam workflow; and adjusting playback speed is unrelated to multicam edit creation.