Exportation d’un tiers inférieur en tant que template
Partagez sous forme de template le tiers inférieur animé que vous avez créé dans Adobe After Effects afin que les monteurs puissent l’utiliser dans Adobe Premiere Pro.
Libre à vous d’utiliser notre fichier d’exemple (basé sur le tutoriel Animation d’un tiers inférieur) ou votre propre tiers inférieur multicalque.
Ouvrez un tiers inférieur créé dans After Effects, puis le panneau Objets graphiques essentiels (Fenêtre > Objets graphiques essentiels). Dans ce panneau, indiquez la composition contenant les calques du design dans le champ Principal, puis sélectionnez Isoler les propriétés supportées.
Faites glisser une propriété prise en charge que vous souhaitez inclure dans le template depuis la composition vers le panneau Objets graphiques essentiels. Par exemple, la propriété Texte source d’un calque de texte et les propriétés Couleur de fond et Opacité d’un calque de forme. Précomposez les calques (Calque > Précomposition) de manière à pouvoir inclure la propriété Position de tout le tiers inférieur. Cliquez dans l’une des propriétés que vous avez fait glisser pour la renommer. Puis, cliquez sur Modifier les propriétés pour activer d’autres options de mise en forme dans le template.
Faites glisser les propriétés vers le haut et le bas pour les repositionner dans le panneau Objets graphiques essentiels. Utilisez le menu déroulant Ajouter la mise en forme pour insérer un commentaire ou un conteneur, afin d’y regrouper plusieurs propriétés. Pour supprimer une propriété, sélectionnez-la et appuyez sur la touche Suppr.
Cachez le calque vidéo pour qu’il ne soit pas assemblé avec le template. Cliquez sur le bouton Exporter le modèle d’animations graphiques dans le panneau Objets graphiques essentiels. Déterminez la destination (choisissez une bibliothèque Creative Cloud), ajoutez des mots-clés uniques et explicites si vous le souhaitez, et cliquez sur OK.
Testez votre template en lançant Premiere Pro et en basculant vers l’espace de travail Images. Cliquez sur l’onglet Parcourir du panneau Objets graphiques essentiels et recherchez le template (par nom ou mot-clé) dans la bibliothèque appropriée. Une fois que vous l’avez fait glisser sur une séquence et sélectionné, vous pouvez mettre à jour les entrées par défaut dans l’onglet Modifier et effectuer d’autres modifications permises par le template.
N’hésitez pas à modifier le design du tiers inférieur dans After Effects. Il suffira de le republier comme un template d’animation graphique pour écraser le template existant. De nouveau, faites-le glisser depuis le panneau Objets graphiques essentiels dans Premiere Pro pour voir vos modifications.
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