Classroom in a book

10
Position the current-time indicator at the one-second mark on the Timeline.
11
In the Effects & Presets panel, expand the 
Text folder within the *Animation Presets 
folder. Within the Text folder, expand the 
Animate In folder, and drag the Raining 
Characters In preset to the Behind the 
Scenes text layer in layer 2.
12
Do a RAM preview.
13
Save the project by choosing File > Save. 
Save the project in the Lesson 19 folder, 
and name it ae practice.aep.
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 Note:
The preset 
will be applied at the 
current-time indicator 
location on the layer 
where you dropped the 
preset, so make sure the 
current-time indicator is 
at frame 0 for step 5.

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Importing a project from Adobe After Effects to 
Adobe Premiere Pro using Adobe Dynamic Link
With the animation complete, it’s time to use it in your Adobe Premiere Pro proj-
ect, superimposed over the behind-the-scenes clip. In the past, this would have 
involved rendering the animation out to a movie, importing the movie into Adobe 
Premiere Pro, and then placing it in the Timeline. If you ever wanted to change the 
animation, you would have to edit the movie in Adobe After Effects, rerender it, 
and re-export it, which would be very time-consuming. With Dynamic Link, the 
process is much simpler.
1
Leave Adobe After Effects open, and open or switch back to Adobe Premiere Pro.
It is not necessary to leave After Effects open for Adobe Dynamic Link to work, 
but you will be editing the animation again, so to save time here, you will leave 
it open.
2
In Adobe Premiere Pro, open Lesson 19-2.prproj, and then open the Lower 
Third sequence.