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Create an Intro-Template with After Effects for Premiere Pro
Hello,
I created a After Effects Project with an animated Intro.
Now i Would like to use this Intro for some Videos in Premiere Pro, but for every Video i make in Premiere i Would like to change the Text of the Intro, so i somehow have to import the Project.
Is there any Easy Way to do that ?
Or can i somehow create a Template/preset from this AE project for Premiere pro ?I’m a beginner so Easy answers Would be cool 😀
I Tried much to find out about this Topic but i couldn’t find anything but if you have a tutorial about this i Would be happy to watch/read that 🙂
Sincerely
Johannes Knecht -
5 Replies
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This is much like the capability of FCP and Motion. You can create a template in Motion and save it out to FCP, so when you open it in FCP, you can make changes – text, images/footage within Drop Zones, etc) – As far as I know (I’m relatively new to Premiere, but was a FCP user before and have used that feature a lot) this isn’t doable in the Adobe Suite. (Though I’d love to find out if it were).
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If all that changes is the text, the simplest solution is to output/save the Ae elements that don’t change as a movie suitable for a layer in Pr. Then make the custom text in Pr as a layer above.
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But the Text should be also animated and i can’t do that Animation in Premiere…
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You hadn’t mentioned animated text. But the same idea applies in Ae, except that the output includes the text as a layer in Ae. I assume that’s where you’re animating. Just save & lock your first project as the template, then work from a duplicate of that for each custom version. You output the dupe composite for Pr.
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Search Dynamic Link. You can create a comp in AE and import that into PP without rendering. Therefor whenever you update your intro, PP will automatically update your sequence with any changes. Depending on your computer specs, it can be laggy previewing this but it should render fine.
James
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