AEP for After Effects Project, and click save. I'll go inside of Adobe After Effects here, and what I'll do is I'll call this Alaska.

Now I'll navigate to the folder, going into my downloaded exercise files, and project files. Clicking OK will launch After Effects and ask you to name the project. When you choose this, it's going to pick the frame dimensions and the frame rate, as well as the pixel aspect ratio from the current sequence. If After Effects isn't open, it'll launch automatically. To add an item, simply choose file, Adobe Dynamic Link, new After Effects composition.

In this case, it's going to be for a title. Now I can see what's happening here in the project and I'd like to add a new After Effects composition. And let's switch to the editing workspace, and I'll choose window, workspace, reset to saved layout. I will hide the preview area, making a little more room in the project panel. Let's go ahead and clean up the project panel here. Now we're inside a simple project that has just one clip, a sequence, and an audio file. Everything else should reconnect and the project should open. Now select the file that matches the name and click OK. You can also click display only exact name to make it simple. So if I keep drilling in, this gets a bit easier. Now I see that I last opened this up on a Macintosh, and that the files were located in Capture Scratch in a folder called Alaska.

Now it appears at the top and this makes it simple and I'll choose the folder called exercise files, and follow the previous path. I'll right click to add that to my favorites for easier access. In my case, I'm going to go to my desktop. With the dialogue open, just click locate. Depending upon your system, you might have to reconnect media and this is a simple process, I'll show you how to do it now. To begin, I'll go into my project files here and start with Adobe Premiere Pro and open up this one called Alaska.

Let's explore one of the most basic workflows of Adobe Premier Pro, and that is adding a new After Effects composition via Dynamic Link.

Adobe pr ae