Losing my Religion, and Effects from PPro in Dynamic Link to AE

I've got a long interview that I've edited down in to a one minute clip in PPro CC.

I've placed a dip to white at all the edits in my PPro sequence and then used "Replace with After Effects Comp".

I'm using AE to key out my green screen.

When I open my comp in AE my dip to white is gone and all my video clips are layered.

I was hoping to add my PPro sequence as a single layer in AE and keep my PPro effects in place when I brought it into AE.

Is this possible with Dynamic Link, or should I try a different method.

Thanks!

Alan Balch
Videographer/Carle Foundation Hosptial
alan.balch@carle.com

[Stephen Smith] " If you want the background to always be the same and just have the green screen clip come on and off I would recommend you check out the Ultra Keyer in PPro. It is actually really good."

Stephen, I didn't know about the Ultra Keyer. It is pretty good. I don't think it's quite as good as Keylight in AE, but it definitely will make my workflow easier.

Thanks!

Alan Balch
Videographer/Carle Foundation Hosptial
alan.balch@carle.com

Only a subset of effects from Premiere Pro are transferred to After Effects when you use the Replace With After Effects Composition feature.

The last table on this page gives details about what is transferred when bringing material from Premiere Pro to After Effects, whether through copying and pasting or through Dynamic Link:
http://helpx.adobe.com/after-effects/using/importing-effects-premiere-pro.h...

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