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I have tried importing bryce quicktime movies into poser and it works well. But the draw backs are if you want to animate several figures in a scene it can be machine intensive. Using the bryce movie as a refernce and rendering each character individualy gives you more scene control so you can tweek a character or motion later without rerendering all the figures. There are several filters in both after effects and premiere that can be applied to the bryce movies, or panoramas, (saves tons of render time using large bryce images in after effects for zooms and pans) and alpha channeled poser movies to enhance them