What does moving project files in Premiere usually require you to handle?

When moving project files in Premiere, it is essential to handle associated media and assets as well. This is because a project in Premiere Pro is not just defined by the primary project file; it also includes all the media clips, audio files, graphics, and other assets that are referenced in that project. If you only transfer the primary project file without the associated media and assets, you will encounter missing files and broken links when you attempt to open or work with the project in a new location. This is critical for maintaining the integrity of your workflow and ensuring all components necessary for editing are accessible.

Handling only the primary project file or sequence settings would lead to incomplete project functionality, and creating a new project file does not resolve the need to have all the associated media in the same working directory. Thus, ensuring that all related media and assets are included in the transfer process is what makes the project fully operational in its new location.