Summary  
This chapter covers creating and mirroring a structured directory layout to ensure consistent asset referencing within a project.  

General domain of usage  
Video editing

1. Pick a disk and folder where you plan to keep all files for your current project;
2. For example, if your project is called Chimpanzee, create a folder with the same name;
3. Inside this folder, create two essential subfolders: **PR** and **Source**;
4. The **PR** folder is where Adobe Premiere Pro project files will be saved;
5. The **Source** folder will contain all videos and images used in the project.

Creating a project folder

In this chapter you've learned:
- How to set up a clean and efficient project structure;
- How to organize your files into local folders;
- How to import files into Premiere Pro efficiently.


Why is it important to keep files organized and avoid moving them while editing in Premiere Pro?

Which folder is used to store finalized and exported videos in the recommended structure?

What is the easiest way to import files into Premiere Pro?

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Project Structure in Premiere Pro

1. Why is it important to keep files organized and avoid moving them while editing in Premiere Pro?

2. Which folder is used to store finalized and exported videos in the recommended structure?

3. What is the easiest way to import files into Premiere Pro?