Launch Adobe Bridge from within Adobe Premiere Pro, use Adobe Bridge to organize, tag and find assets, and then use it to place them in various applications, including Adobe Premiere Pro, for modification. (See Adobe Bridge Help.)

Import layered Photoshop files, Illustrator files, After Effects projects, files made with the previous version of the Adobe Title Designer, and various files made with Adobe Premiere 6.0, all into Adobe Premiere Pro. (See Import files.)

Use the Edit Original command in Adobe Premiere Pro to edit an asset in the application in which it was generated. (See Edit a clip in its original application.)

Use the Edit In Adobe Soundbooth command in Adobe Premiere Pro to edit an audio file or soundtrack in Soundbooth. (See About editing audio in Adobe Soundbooth.)

Use Adobe Dynamic Link to create a new After Effects composition from within an Adobe Premiere Pro project. Any changes made to that composition in After Effects will immediately appear in Adobe Premiere Pro without a need for rendering. (See About Dynamic Link (Production Premium only))

Export any sequence from Adobe Premiere Pro into Adobe Encore for authoring, mastering, and burning to DVDs or Blu-ray Discs. (See About exporting to DVD, Blu-ray disc, or CD.)

Export any sequence to Adobe Flash Video for web delivery, or further authoring in Adobe Flash or Adobe Dreamweaver. (See About exporting for the web.)