For example yes. But speaking in general you normally have to do the compositing with postwork. Render the "background" in Vue and the effect in Cinema, ParticleIllusion or whatever and combine that then in postwork. Or do a sequence of models in Cinema (particle system for example) and then exchange in Vue the model for each frame. I did things like that a long time ago to get effects that the original program was not capable of. A "growing" logo for example where i generated 250 models for a 10 sec animation and exchanged the model after each rendered frame. Is a little time consuming, yes but possible.

One day your ship comes in - but you're at the airport.