Premiere Pro Tutorial: Easily Integrate With After Effects |
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Description: Do you use Premiere Pro AND After Effects? Then this is going to be REALLY useful. As an editor, I must say, even though this is such a simple feature, it saves me SO much time and allows me to edit faster (great for when I have deadlines.) In Premiere Pro you can actually have your footage be edited with effects and what not IN After Effects and then have it easily (and automatically) saved in Premiere Pro as well! It's a GODSEND for editors!! 
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