In this course, I will teach you how you can integrate After Effects into your post-production workflow by applying graphics and animation to your footage. Premiere Pro is great for cutting video files and color grading. After Effects is the go-to software to create stunning motion graphics, as well as visual effects.
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Then why do you require After Effects in post-production? Apart from making your videos appear more professional and attractive. The main motives to utilize After Effects are animation, Motion Titles, and VFX. Let me go over the reasons.
Animation
While you can make basic animations using Premiere Pro, the keyframes and speed graphs of After Effects offer more possibilities and the workflow is significantly simpler and faster which means you'll end up with the most advanced and captivating animation regardless of the kind of file you're working with.
VFX
In terms of VFX After Effects has the most effective tools for compositing rotating and masking. It also has a variety of stunning visual effects can be applied to your videos. The number of plugins that you can use for VFX within After Effects are superior and far superior.
Text and motion titles
In addition, After Effects can create eye-catching opening credits sequences, low-third graphics 3D motion text, or motion-based videos of typography. Utilizing the built-in motion feature or presets from third-party sources.
What can you do to combine both programs in order to create film magic?
It is possible to use Premiere Pro to edit a rough version of your footage. You can then utilize dynamic links to forward certain scenes into After Effects add whatever you would like to include and open and save. After Effects, everything will be immediately copied and changed within the Premiere Pro file.
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