When you are done creating your movie in After Effects, you need to output the movie to a file that can be played, used by software like Adobe Premiere Pro in the creation of a larger movie, or transferred to another medium. After Effects can create files for television, transfer to film, playback on mobile devices, and many, many other media.

• Basics of rendering and exporting
• Rendering and exporting to Flash formats
• Rendering and exporting still images and still-image sequences
• Exporting project information to other Adobe applications
• Encoding and compression options for movies
• Automated rendering and network rendering
• Converting movies
• Reviewing movies with Clip Notes comments