To view and edit a multi-camera source sequence, the Program Monitor must be switched to its Multi-Camera viewing mode. This is achieved by accessing the monitor's display settings. You click the Settings icon, represented by a wrench, located in the lower-right corner of the Program Monitor. From the subsequent pop-up menu, you select "Multi-Camera." This action transforms the Program Monitor into a grid displaying all available camera angles simultaneously, enabling you to switch between them as you edit the sequence.

A. The Program Monitor's panel menu (hamburger icon) contains options for managing the panel itself (e.g., closing or undocking), not for changing the content view mode.

B. This menu path does not exist in Adobe Premiere Pro. Global view settings are separate from monitor-specific display modes.

C. The Multi-Camera view is enabled on the Program Monitor to edit the final sequence, not the Source Monitor, which is used for previewing individual source clips.

1. Adobe Premiere Pro User Guide

"Edit multi-camera sequences". In the section "Open the multi-camera sequence in the Program Monitor

" the guide states: "In the Program Monitor

click the Settings icon and select Multi-Camera from the pop-up menu. The Program Monitor switches to Multi-Camera mode." This directly validates the correct answer.

2. Adobe Premiere Pro User Guide

"Monitor panels overview". This document describes the user interface

clarifying that the Settings icon (wrench) in the Program Monitor controls display options like playback resolution and viewing mode

distinguishing it from the panel menu (hamburger icon).