Premiere saving and exporting

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I am just wondering how would I go about exporting my intro sequence out of premiere so i can just import it for each new video, instead of spending 10 minutes piecing it all together.. is this possible? Seems like such a simple task but couldnt find out how to do it?
 
What I do is just save a template and reuse it with that intro ... so the template always has the intro in it (in a *.pproj file), and then I import my vlog footage into the project.
 
What i did i made my intro and exported as a regular video .mp4 H.264. 720p (obviously you can go ahead with 1080p if you want) So its just a 7 second long intro segment i always put infront of every video. I actually made a Youtube video template for myself and just saved it as a premiere pro project. So every time i open it it already has the exact settings i always choose for my videos and my intro already at the beginning. It saves time.
 
What i did i made my intro and exported as a regular video .mp4 H.264. 720p (obviously you can go ahead with 1080p if you want) So its just a 7 second long intro segment i always put infront of every video. I actually made a Youtube video template for myself and just saved it as a premiere pro project. So every time i open it it already has the exact settings i always choose for my videos and my intro already at the beginning. It saves time.
My intro was created in After Effects and I just imported the AE object into my Premiere project file - and then basically the same thing. All my settings and the intro are always there, good to go! :)
 
I had been saved the intro as a template pproj but premiere was auto saving while editing and was overwriting it but managed to switch that off. I could export it as an .mp4 but would still need to add my watermark etc depending on the clip length which wouldnt be to much trouble. Thanks guys :)
 
There's a thing on youtube called branded intros. All you need is a 5 second intro and it could be applied to your videos
 
There's a thing on youtube called branded intros. All you need is a 5 second intro and it could be applied to your videos
I do have a 5 second intro, was just wondering the best way to add it to every video..[DOUBLEPOST=1412481589,1412481452][/DOUBLEPOST]thats a screen grab from the intro
 

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I am just wondering how would I go about exporting my intro sequence out of premiere so i can just import it for each new video, instead of spending 10 minutes piecing it all together.. is this possible? Seems like such a simple task but couldnt find out how to do it?
here's my tutorial hope this helps
 

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