To customize the columns visible in the Project panel's list view, you must access the Metadata Display settings. The primary and most direct method is to use the Project panel's own menu (often called the "hamburger" menu). Selecting "Metadata Display" from this menu opens a dialog box where you can enable, disable, and reorder the various metadata columns for the entire Project panel, allowing for a tailored viewing experience.

A. The Metadata panel is used for viewing and editing the metadata of a single, selected asset, not for configuring the column layout of the Project panel itself.

C. Right-clicking a Bin provides a context menu with actions specific to that bin (e.g., New Bin, Rename, Set Color Label), but it does not include the "Metadata Display" option for the panel.

D. The Edit > Project Settings menu contains global settings for the project, such as scratch disks, ingest settings, and color management, not UI customizations for individual panels.

1. Adobe Premiere Pro User Guide. "View and sort assets in the Project panel." Under the section "Customize List view columns in the Project panel

" the guide explicitly states: "In the Project panel

click the panel menu (...) and select Metadata Display." It also notes an alternative method: "Alternatively

right-click a column header in the Project panel

and select Metadata Display." This confirms that the panel menu is the correct location and that right-clicking a bin (Option C) is incorrect. (Source: Adobe Help Center

Premiere Pro User Guide).