Importing After Effects compositions
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You can import After Effects compositions like any other
supported file type by using the File > Import command. You can
export a Premiere Pro project file from After Effects and open it
for editing in Premiere Pro. You can also copy and paste layers
and assets between Premiere Pro and After Effects. If you have Adobe Creative
Suite Production Premium, or Adobe Creative Suite Master Collection installed,
you can create or import After Effects compositions by using Adobe Dynamic
Link. You can also select clips in a Premiere Pro timeline and replace them
with an After Effects composition via Adobe Dynamic Link. Adobe
Dynamic Link allows changes made to a file in either application
to appear in both, instantaneously, without a need for rendering.  To move an After Effects project from another computer
to the one on which you are running Premiere Pro, make sure to move
all the files associated with the After Effects project. Import After Effects compositions- Do one of the following:
Select File > Import, and browse to
the desired AEP file.
(Production Premium only) Select File > Adobe
Dynamic Link > Import After Effects Composition.
- Select the AEP file and click Open.
If the After Effects project contains more than one
composition, the Import After Effects Composition dialog opens.
- Select one or more compositions. Shift-click to select
contiguous compositions. Ctrl-click (Windows), or Command-click
(Mac OS) to select non-contiguous clips.
Premiere Pro imports the selected After Effects compositions
and places them into the Project panel. If you selected more than
one composition. Premiere Pro creates a bin with the name of the
AEP file, and places the compositions within that bin.
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