Feature Film Editing in Premiere CC - Sequence Structure

Question

I am looking to set up my sequence structure so that each scene has it's own sequence and then next each scene into a Master Sequence.  My question is this:
Is there a way for Premiere to update the Master Sequence if the length of the Scene Sequence changes.  As of now, I am not having much luck.
I know there will be small tweaks to the scene once I get feedback (Delete a line of dialogue, etc.) and would hope I wouldn't have to touch the Master Sequence for the continues outputs until the picture is locked.
And while we are at it, can some of you suggest how you set up your sequence structure for narrative features.  Perhaps I am not approaching it in the best manner.

Answer 1

Perhaps you are not understanding the role of an editor. It is our job to create the sequence of material that tells a story. (Please excuse my snarky attitude)
As a scene lengthens or shortens, simply ripple edit the in or out points as necessary. The best method is the checker or a variation to the checker method; I often assign scenes with similar characteristics to a particular track, for example, all scenes that take place in the garden will live on track 3, all the kitchen scenes live on track 4. Or for story line 'A' you can designate tracks 1-3, then you can put the supportive / alternate story 'B' on tracks 4-6 also using the checker method.  Again, excuse my attitude: don't be lazy.