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How to extract a subclip and pass it to AE
Hi,
I have a clip which is about 30 seconds and I want to pass just about 4 seconds of this to AE, is that possible to do?
An obvious solution is to just split the original clip to parts and pass my 4s to AE but it is proving challenging.
I can create sub clips in the project window, can those be passed to AE?thanks in advance
markWin8.1 64bit, CC 2014
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3 Replies
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You could just do a quick edit on the timeline and then copy and paste to AE composition.
Vince Becquiot
San Francisco Bay Area
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thanks for that, it doesn’t quite work. The shortened clip comes over to AE but it still remembers where it was in the original clip. Further, when I try to roto brush it, full memory returns of the whole clip. I know Adobe are trying to protect me from destructive edits.
I have a clip which includes show storefronts we have no permission to show. I made a page in photoshop which masks out all the store signs I don’t want to show. It works well, apart from the one sign which is at the same level as my subject walking across the screen. He appears to be behind the mask (as expected). I was hoping to rotoscope him out and to be placed on a layer above the mask.
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What I do is, put in premiere pro the footage you need in a new sequence. Export it as .mov and import the film in AE. Works for me.
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