This will automatically open up the files in After Effects.įor the shot we are working with, the text needs to be placed in alignment with the ground’s perspective and remain glued to the ground. To duplicate, select the footage you want to duplication, then hold the ALT(PC) or OPT(MAC) key and then drag up and release.Īfter you duplicate your edit from layer 1, select all the duplicated footage, then right click and select “Replace with After Effects Composition”. This is the process I recommend for sending clips to Ae from Pr:įirst, we need to duplicate the footage you want to add tracking to in order to preserve the original you decide to go back at any time. If you’re starting in Premiere Pro, you can send your clip to After Effects for tracking. I’ve been studying hours of tutorial vids hoping to find an “ah-HA” technique but so far, nada.Īny suggestions on how to tackle this? Thanks.Create Dynamic Link From Premiere Pro to After Effects ( 2:57) I almost have it working using the small area of the forehead but I really need some more trackable areas but where? I’ve tried add’l hold out masks for the sunglasses & hand hoping to use the areas just below the eyes, but getting marginal results for some reason. Lots of other movement such as a blink mid shot & of course she’s talking, leaving very little unscathed to track. As you see, the face is relatively small in the frame, a bit fuzzy, and a large area of the face that’s obscured from the sunglasses. Problem is initial tracking at the head of the shot. I’ve a pretty decent stabilized comp for the replacement eyes so now to get tracking & corner pin working correctly. Later on this same shot it’s correct and I can lift a piece to create a ping-pong loop in order to get enough length then stabilize. Posting here as there’s been no activity on that forum for some time but the issue applies to all versions I’m sure.Īnyway, Director of course has decided that the eye-line is incorrect.
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