Classroom in a book

3
Drag Behind_The_Scenes_SD.avi from the bin to the Video 1 track.
4
Import the After Effects composition you just made via Dynamic Link by 
choosing File > Adobe Dynamic Link > Import After Effects Composition.
5
On the left side of the Import Composition dialog, navigate to the Lesson 19
folder, select ae practice.aep, select the ae_practice composition in the right 
window, and click OK.
6
This adds the lower third/ae practice composition to the Adobe Premiere Pro 
Project panel. Drag it to the Video track above the Behind the Scenes clip. 

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LESSON 19
Using Photoshop and After Effects to Enhance Your Video Projects
Position it about one second after the start of the interview. Trim the end of the 
ae_practice composition so it is about seven seconds long.
7
As a nice finish, add a Cross Dissolve transition to the end of the lower third 
Dynamic Link clip so it dissolves away.
8
Render and play the sequence in Adobe Premiere Pro.
You now have an After Effects animation playing in Adobe Premiere Pro—and 
you didn’t need to render or export the animation in After Effects. This is a real 
timesaving feature. The power of this feature becomes more obvious when you 
need to edit or tweak your animation.
Editing an existing dynamically linked animation
In this exercise, you will make an adjustment to the animation in After Effects to 
show the dynamic nature of this feature:
1
Leave the project open in Adobe Premiere Pro, and switch to After Effects, 
which should still be open, with the lower third composition open.
2
Set the current-time indicator position to the beginning of the After Effects 
Timeline.
3
In the Effects & Presets panel, expand the Backgrounds folder, which is inside 
the * Animation Presets folder.