Here's an interesting tutorial from the Creating Digital Motion site on how to export a Vegas timeline into After Effects for finishing.

"Peter and I have been having a serious love-in with Sony's Vegas Video editing software this year. I'm a long-time Premiere user, but it hasn't been getting a look in since I realized just how much faster it is for me to edit video with Vegas. I've had my eyes opened to the flow. Vegas lets you make edits, rearrange, delete, fade, and layer clips without interrupting playback."

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Labels: After Effects, Sony Vegas, Tutorial