[Terry Syndergaard]

1. Create a sequence to hold your footage. (Source Sequence)
2. Add the clips, and sync them manually.
3. In the bin, right click that sequence and choose New Sequence From Clip. (Target Sequence.)
4. In the timeline, right click on that newly nested sequence and choose Multi-Camera>Enable.

and 5. In Program Monitor select wrench tool and Multi-Camera. You may be in Composite mode.

[Terry Syndergaard]

Re: Premiere Markers – TERRY TIP: I always add 3 spaces after the NAME because in the TImeline only it is jammed next to Duration data and needs the space(s), In Source it plays nice.
COMMENTS can be quite detailed and useful.

[Terry Syndergaard]

PREMIERE PRO Hit M to Mark clip selected (No clip selected adds a Sequence Marker which does not move with clips when ripple edited.) ALT-Click Marker in SOURCE Panel to drag it out. Dbl-click to add NAME and COMMENTS that DO move with the clip. – YES, COMMENTS — Comments that move with the clip rather than stay stuck to the timeline. Dbl-click in Source Panel to edit. The comments also show when hovering over the Marker in Source panel – AND Timeline, too!