Every time I go through it, I find more things to adjust. I think this is the fourth major edit- the first three were mostly sequencing and re-sequencing, adding new clips in, adding additional B-roll, and removing clips that were repeated from different sources. There are still some chunks of B-roll that repeat, and they may or may not remain in the finished product. I'd prefer to remove them, but they aren't super high priority to me. The total length is about 30 minutes right now, and I'm finding a few segments to cut here and there to decrease the time and improve the flow. 

I'm also noticing more issues with color and brightness. The quality from the different recordings varies a lot. Some of them are washed out and need significant bright and darkness adjustments. Others also have significant color issues. This was the next new thing for me to learn in Premiere, not hard but I feel like its made quite a bit easier by jumping between different workspaces. When I work in Photoshop or other tools, I typically just stick to one workspace. As such, I don't really like jumping between different workspaces. I'll probably get accustomed to it though as I continue working with Premiere.