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Replacing a clip with an
After Effects composition
There are times when you’re editing an Adobe Premiere
Pro project and you want
to apply some special effects that are available in After Effects. You could create a
new After Effects composition and import it into Adobe
Premiere Pro with Adobe
Dynamic link, but there is an even faster way to do it. You can convert a clip or
clips on an Adobe Premiere Pro sequence to an Adobe After Effects
composition
right from the Timeline. Let’s give it a try:
1
Open Lesson 19-3.prproj. This project already has the After Effects title
sequence linked via Dynamic Link in the Video 2 track.
You want to apply a special effect to the Behind_The_Scenes_SD.avi
clip to
make it look like bad TV reception. After Effects has this effect as a preset.
2
Right-click the Behind_The_Scenes_SD.avi clip in the Practice sequence, and
choose Replace With After Effects Composition.
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Using Photoshop and After Effects to
Enhance Your Video Projects
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You will be prompted to name the new After Effects project. Name it writers
bad tv.aep in the Lesson 19 folder, and click Save.
4
Locate the Bad TV 2 – old effect in *Animation Presets > Image –
Special
Effects, and drag it to the Behind_the_Scenes_SD.avi clip.
Without saving the After Effects composition, switch
back to Adobe Premiere
Pro, and notice the Bad TV 2 effect is applied to the writers clip. You may need
to render the sequence in Adobe Premiere Pro to see it play back smoothly.
This is a fast way to apply special Adobe After Effects effects
to a clip in Adobe
Premiere Pro.
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