This class is for every video creator, who would like to turn every After Effects animation into motion graphic template and use it multiple times in Premiere Pro. In the end, we will test our template in Premiere Pro and troubleshoot all potential issues. We will also create custom controls, which users can change later on in Premiere Pro.
We will create a simple "Subscribe" animation from scratch in After Effects using only use few shapes and one text layer to make it simple and easy to understand. It is suitable for beginners because I will go step by step, how to create and adjust controls for the template.
avi files or any other common video format files.This is a great introductory course for anyone who wants to start creating a motion graphic template. ai files (guessing those are Illustrator files)Ī couple. aep files (guess those are for after effects?) The company sent me some folders with a combination of files, namely: It might be a good project to use to learn Fusion if you are interested in switching. Those graphics in the example don't look too difficult though. If you do render them out, you can't change the effect, so be sure to not have any text in the rendered version so you can add that in Resolve afterward. However, it they are built by using After Effects internal system linked through dynamic link (they don't look like they are built inside Premiere) then yes, you would have to rebuild them from scratch using Fusion or render them out with an alpha channel like I mentioned above.
You would just have to setup the text part of the template again. If a lot of it is pre-rendered graphic video files rendered out with an alpha channel, then it shouldn't be too difficult to bring those into Resolve and composite those over your footage. Derek Howard wrote:It really just depends on how those graphics are setup.
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