After Effects & Premiere Pro – April 2017- The Essential Graphics Panel in Depth
by Josh on April 19, 2017 in After Effects, Compositiing, Design, Editorial, Premiere Pro with 3 Comments
If you haven’t watched our overview video for the April 2017 update for Premiere Pro, please watch that first.
In this video, we explore The Essential Graphics Panel in depth.
We go over:
- Exporting and Importing Premiere Pro created Motion Graphics templates
- Creating After Effects motion graphics templates as .MOGRT files.
- Creating After Effects templates and using the Essential Graphics Panel or Creative Cloud Libraries.
- Rigging an After Effects project for another After Effects Artist or Premiere Pro editor.
- Using the Cinema4D renderer right in Premiere Pro.
- Using Expressions to work around some early limitations of these rigging features.
Thanks to Premiumbeat.com for their expression used in the tutorial.
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Hi Josh
Great job on the videos on explaining the title tool and templates. One thing you didn’t mention was motion blur and if that is implemented, a template from AE to Premiere. Without motion blur…I think this workflow is limited.
Thoughts?
It’s essentially a full AE project in Premiere, so yes, if it was created in AE, then you could have motion blur on layers. The c4d render that I was using for 2 of 3 of those examples doesn’t support motion blur, but otherwise, you certainly can!
Great video, good job explaining the features. I think I know the answer but is there a way to keyframe the properties in Premiere Pro?