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Animate Lower Thirds in Photoshop then use in Premiere Pro and After Effects

Alyson Abrego | 03/29

In this video tutorial, Jason Levine shows how to animate Lower Thirds in Adobe Photoshop and then use that PSD in Premiere Pro and After Effects CS4.  Follow this link to learn more. 

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