.vpe files in motion? CS3 extended

I have seen an example of using vanishing point on a still image and using the .vpe files in motion projects to overlay animation in perspective to match the still image.My question is how do i import the data from photoshop into motion?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GEYOE0h7IA&feature=channel_page

I dont' see any way to import .vpe into Motion; no way for Motion to understand it. According to the continued thread, I think the creator used the separate AE files, exported form AE, for each surface of the box in Motion.
*> Hi cabezasca. Motion 3 is an amazing software. It lacks some features comparing with After Effects, but i think is more intuitive and well organized.*
*I used a Photoshop filter called Vanishing Point and export the vpe file for After Effects. It will export projected images. This file can be applied in a box inside Motion 3.*
*Good luck!*
bogiesan

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