
I'm going to select it right here, lighthouse, click on open. Now that I exported it, I can go to 'Browse', I can import it by clicking on this icon on the bottom right-hand side of the essential graphics panel on the Browse tab. Warn me if it uses effects, not available in Premiere Pro, and warn me if it's not compatible with Premiere Rush, I'm not going to use any keywords, click 'Okay' and that MOGRT goes right onto my desktop. Warn me if it uses fonts not available in Adobe Fonts. So the destination is going to be the local drive, I'll click on browse and I'm going to send it directly to the desktop select folder. Let's go ahead and save this onto the desktop. I'll select it and go into graphics, export as motion graphics template. I'm going to animate it in vector motion, the position right here at the beginning, I'm going to disappear to the left, move my play head and now bring it in. In here, let's go ahead and animate this text. So let's go into time code 17 seconds or so, and just type lighthouse. Let's go ahead and type anything on the screen. And in here let's create a Premiere Pro template.

Please go ahead and open sequence 4.4, sharing templates, chapter four, 4.4, sharing templates. However, if you want to share the template with others, you could place the template in a shared folder or even distribute the template in any way you wish to like through email or file sharing services like Dropbox or others. We already saw that we can save a Premiere Pro template to a shared library and others with access to that library can use this template.
