[Zevie Tannenbaum] "What would be the best way to animate this? I would be animated one by one for the most part. I was thinking of just pulling the layer using the 'P' tool and moving the layer down the screen, and have a slight fade in... "
This is the right approach.
[Zevie Tannenbaum] "I have another problem, my PS document is really heigh and I still run out of space. I moved the screenshots down and off the PS screen, to make room for more screenshots. When I import into AE, I can't seem to get the screenshots that were moved off the PS screen..."
Instead of creating one massive document with all the elements in it, you can import all of the elements separately into After Effects. You can use the
parenting feature [link] to tie all the different elements to the same transform controls to make animating them together very easy.
These questions are really about AE fundamentals. I might have shared this link with you before, but in case I haven't, check out the following link, in which Adobe's Todd Kopriva pulls together some important introductory materials:
http://blogs.adobe.com/toddkopriva/2010/01/getting-started-with-after-eff.h...
I'd especially recommend Andrew Kramer's free
Basic Training [link] tutorial series.
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