Help with Titles in Premiere Pro

Hello,
So, I recently began to incorporate titles into my various projects in Premiere, but I have some issues. Since I drag/insert the title into their own separate video track on my timeline, they overlay on top of the actual video I'm working with. However, if I delete the main video track and just try to export the titles themselves as video, they no longer retain the transparent background as they did in the project. Instead, they are titles on a black background.
Is there any way to avoid this? Keep the titles, but lose the background, so I can essentially overlay that video on top of another in after effects? Even when using dynamic link to connect to after effects, the titles lose their transparency.
I'm trying to export a dvd compliant video, but I've had no luck so far.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.

Let me ask ...
Are your titles contantly in motion, meaning that a large file is probably your only shot, or would it suffice to turn your carefully crafted titles into PNG files that could easily be used in After Effects?
I find your question a bit odd because I find it much easier to create my titles in After Effects than in Premiere Pro if there is going to be any motion. For still titles I can surely see the advantage of Premiere Pro's titler.
When I want to take a title into After Effects, I merely export as a PNG and include the Alpha channel.

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