Instructor: Wouldn't it be great
to be able to edit text from your After Effects
animations right within Adobe Premiere Pro?
Yes, now we have Adobe Dynamic Link,
where we can bring in After Effects projects to Premier Pro,
and we can go back to After Effects,
and edit them without having to re-export.
But, there's also an option in Premiere Pro
and After Effects called Live Text templates.
So, if you create any sort of animation
or graphic in After Effects,
you can actually edit the text
right within Premier Pro.
So, here's just a quick animation
that I created in After Effects.
And I wanted to animate it
to show you that the animations carry over
from your graphics to Premier Pro,
even if you edit the text.
To save any composition as a template,
select that composition over here in your project bin.
Go to file, export and choose composition as text template.
Save it wherever you would like,
and just click save.
You'll see that the file format
is Adobe After Effects Text Template.
Now, go to Premiere Pro,
to any project that you want to add this text file to.
Double click in your print project bin
or press Command + I,
or just do any way to import.
And then find that template file.
You can see it here,
because it's a dot A-E cap file.
That's A-E capsule,
which is a sort of a grouping
of all the files it needs for that template.
And then click import.
It's going to use Adobe Dynamic Link
to find the composition.
There it is.
So, let's select it.
Click OK.
It imports, and now we can
bring this down on to our video.
Okay, so say we just put this
at the very beginning of our video.
You can see, that it has our key points,
and our text that we created in After Effects.
This is very similar to just using Adobe Dynamic Link.
We can go up to our effects controls.
We can move it around if want.
We might, with this video, we might have to
punch in just a little bit
to make sure that it's sized properly.
And we can delete the audio
just by Option + clicking the audio and then deleting.
That's on a Mac.
Alt + clicking if you're on a PC.
Then if we want to duplicate this
and change the text, for example,
we can just Option + click and drag to duplicate,
then let go.
That's Alt + click and drag if you're on a PC.
Now, to change the text,
make sure you have this clip selected.
Then up here, where it says master copy,
click that text right there
at the top of the effects controls panel.
Now, you see the four layers of text,
and they're named how I named them in After Effects.
So, I named them key points one, two, three.
So, if I want to change point one,
I can change this.
And maybe I'll say
subscribe
on YouTube.
Two, I'll put, two like this video
please.
And then, three,
visit my website.
So, those would be three new key points that I have.
And now, you can see that it changed it on our video itself.
And it has the same animation and everything.
We didn't have to recreate this
or anything in Adobe After Effects.
It's super easy.
Now, with this animation,
I'd probably want to add some sort of intro,
so it doesn't just pop on right there.
Of course, there's things like that
you're gonna have to change in After Effects,
but to change the text,
it's as simple as just selecting your template file,
and then clicking this text right here,
this master text.
And that takes you to this text editor option.
Awesome, well I hope you enjoyed this tutorial.
If you have any questions, please let me know.
Otherwise, we'll see you in another video.