From the course: After Effects: Creating a MOGRT (Motion Graphics Template)

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Maximizing performance

Maximizing performance - After Effects Tutorial

From the course: After Effects: Creating a MOGRT (Motion Graphics Template)

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Maximizing performance

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- [Instructor] Sometimes you'll work with a template that you got from the web or downloaded directly from the essential graphics panel. More on that later, so stay tuned. Now if this doesn't play smoothly, here's a way to improve the performance in Premier Pro. If you'd like to follow along, go ahead and create a new project. I've named mine Speed and saved it on the desktop. I also generated an empty sequence using the same preset as I showed you before. So 1020p, 25 frames per second, though you can use whatever works for you. Next in the essential graphics panel, I'll click on the Adobe stock button in the browse section and I'll make sure to check the free option. I'll type in cinematic and then press Enter, and you should see a few results. I'll select the one named Elemental Cinematic Title, you can go with whatever works for you, and drag it to the timeline. In my case, it will trigger the mismatch warning dialogue informing me that this clip doesn't match the sequence…

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