Render/Export After Effects Project
The final stage in After Effects is to create a "Rendered" video file that can be used in other projects. The procedures and images below will walk you through step by step.
You will be adding your AE project to a "Rendering Engine" (software processing program) in After Effects which will do a lot of mathematical computing which will result in a video file which can be played on any computer or added to Premiere Pro projects.
NOTE: If the After Effects Project you create is to be "Dynamically Linked" to Premiere Pro a different process is used. It is not part of Rendering out a finished video file and the procedures for that will be discussed in class.
The final stage in After Effects is to create a "Rendered" video file that can be used in other projects. The procedures and images below will walk you through step by step.
You will be adding your AE project to a "Rendering Engine" (software processing program) in After Effects which will do a lot of mathematical computing which will result in a video file which can be played on any computer or added to Premiere Pro projects.
NOTE: If the After Effects Project you create is to be "Dynamically Linked" to Premiere Pro a different process is used. It is not part of Rendering out a finished video file and the procedures for that will be discussed in class.
Prepare your composition for Rendering
Step 1: Ensure your project plays as you expect using RAM Preview - make sure you watch the playback in "Realtime"
Pay attention to the timing of your animated elements - make any adjustments needed before rendering
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Step 2: Select correct composition tab is selected on your timeline - there may be more than 1 composition on a timeline
Pay attention to the timing of your animated elements - make any adjustments needed before rendering
Check your spelling of all text!
Step 2: Select correct composition tab is selected on your timeline - there may be more than 1 composition on a timeline
Render Settings in After Effects