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Re: Moving snippits from Premiere to After Effects ??
by David Dobson on May 20, 2008 at 11:33:28 pm

Double click on the clip so it opens up in the source window, then export movie (.avi) - import that into AE and do your stuff: export that to .avi and import that into PPro and cut in over the existing clip.

AE will also import entire PPro sequences and you can do effects and compositing there, but that really only works when you are DONE editing.


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