Markers reference important points in an asset and help editors position and arrange clips. You can use a marker to identify an important point in an asset, in a sequence or sub-clip. Markers are for reference only and do not alter the video. When Creating sub-clips or Bookmarks in Logging mode in Curator whilst Logging an asset with any notes and metadata, the sub-clips, bookmarks and accompanying notes will reference on the Premiere Pro timeline after importing the asset from Curator (How to import assets into an Adobe Project).
Learn more about how markers and edit notes work in Adobe Premiere Pro: Working with markers
Live and instant updates on a timeline
Sub-clips, bookmarks or edit (logging) notes changed in a parent asset in Curator whilst, at the same time, the same parent asset is being used in Premiere Pro - the additions and changes are live and instant. The Live feature only works with main parent assets. To enable live markers in preferences please refer to your import preferences.
Changes to sub-clips, bookmarks, notes or comments made on a Premiere Pro timeline are not sent back to Curator.
The video was recorded with an earlier version of Premiere Pro and Curator for Adobe, so some screens may look different, but the feature works the same way.