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Client asks for a footage to be trimmed now all the animation is out of synch :-(
Morning from 23 degrees C York UK 🙂
Being new to after effects Ive learnt the hard way adding animated captions to video footage can cause a tonne of extra fixing when the client decides they want to add or subtract footage, making all your carefully precision timed animation all out of synch 🙁
Put another way I send over draft #1 to the client (Video produced in Abode premier & captions added via After effects) they say Oh can we cut that beginning bit out? no problem you say then you get back to the desk and have to re fix all the text captions which are now mis alligned 🙁
Am doing something wrong work flow wise? The projects are dynamically linked but my method of passing over video to after effects means I get one big solid footage timeline, all individual sequences are merged into one solid block.
Here is a screen grab for illustration:
So my question is please:
“Is it best to get the video footage proofed first then add the animation to save hours of re timing your text captions or is there a way to preserve the individual footage sections in Premiere and stop it merging into one solid block (really hope that made sense!)”
Any insights welcome,
David