- Click on File
- Click on Export
- Change the format to Quicktime
- Change the Preset to Custom
- Change the Video Codec to 'PNG'
- Click Export
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Second Step.
- Highlight the clips that you want to move to After Effects from Premier
- Right click on them
- Scroll down to Replace with after effects composition
- After Effects will then open with the clips from premier.
Third Step.
- Go onto Premiere Pro
- Move Premiere Pro over to the right so you can see both programmes
- Go to the project panel
- Drag and drop the sequence into after effects
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Fourth Step.
- Save your work on Premiere Pro
- Go onto After Effects
- Double click on the Project Panel
- Select Premiere Pro Project
- Import as Footage
- Click on Open
- Choose your footage from dialogue box which comes up
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