Premiere Pro software can be used to capture, import and edit movies and videos, while After Effects can be used to create moving pictures and visual effects for movies, TVs, DVDs and the Internet. Users can easily exchange projects, compositions, tracks and layers between After Effects and Premiere Pro. You can import Adobe Premiere Pro projects into After Effects or export After Effects projects as Adobe Premiere Pro projects. You can also import Adobe Premiere 6.0 and 6.5 projects into After Effects.

You can copy and paste layers between After Effects and Premiere Pro. If you have purchased and installed Adobe Production Studio, you can use Adobe Dynamic Link to synthesize and output After Effects to Adobe Premiere Pro or Adobe Encore DVD without rendering first. Or you can start Adobe Premiere Pro in After Effects to capture the material of After Effects.

Import Premiere Pro project:

The specific operation steps are as follows.

1. Select the menu command "File >; Import > file.

2. Select "Premiere Pro Project(*. Prproj) as the file type in the Import File dialog box.

3. Select the following options as required, which will be different according to the nature of the selected file. You can only import one sequence or audio.

Capture shots with Premiere Pro:

If Adobe Production Studio is installed in your system, you can start Premiere Pro from After Effects and use it to collect materials for creation in After Effects projects. The method is to select the menu file & gt Import & gt Capture in Adobe Premiere Pro (file >；; Import > capture in Adobe Premiere Pro).

Export the After Effects project as a Premiere Pro project.

When you export an After Effects project as a Premiere Pro project, Premiere Pro uses the first composition setting in the After Effects project as the setting for all subsequent sequences. When you paste the After Effects layer into an Adobe Premiere Pro sequence, keyframes, special effects, and other attributes are transformed in the same way.

The specific operation steps are as follows.

1. Select the menu command "File >; Export & gtAdobe Premiere Pro project.

2. Select the save location in the open dialog box, enter the file name, and then click the Save button.

Using Adobe dynamic link (dynamic link)

So far, when sharing media resources among post-production software, it is necessary to render them in one software before importing them into another software. This process is undoubtedly inefficient and time-consuming. If users want to make some changes to the original software, they must re-render it. Different rendering versions of the same resource consume a lot of hard disk space, which also brings trouble to file management to some extent.

In Adobe Production Studio, a function named "Adobe Dynamic Link" is provided, and users can select a workflow to create a dynamic link between new or existing compositions of After Effects, Premiere Pro or Adobe Encore DVD without rendering. Creating dynamic links is as simple as importing other types of resources, and the synthesis of dynamic links will be displayed in uniform icon and label colors, which is convenient for users to identify. Dynamic links are stored as part of an Adobe Premiere Pro or Adobe Encore DVD project.

Changes made to dynamically linked compositions in After Effects will immediately appear in linked files of Adobe Premiere Pro or Adobe Encore DVD, so users don't have to render compositions or even save changes in advance.

When you link to an After Effects composition, it will appear in the Project panel of the target work, and you can use the linked composition just like any other resource. When inserting a link composition into the timeline of the target work, a link clip will appear in the timeline panel, which can be used as a simple reference for the link composition of the project panel. When the work is played back in the target work, After Effects will render the combination of links frame by frame.