So yeah, I got the damn thing to export as an avi by importing the Premier file into After Effects. Huzzah! (Looks like now there's something funky going on with the size of the screen, so you can watch it on youtube by clicking this LINK, but at least it's workin'!)
I've begun shooting my Pre-Viz and Blocking with my boyfriend's still Nikon camera, but it won't allow for onion-skinning, so I've ordered Stop Motion Pro's Video Adapter; $55 dollars worth of USB port and cords that plug into my digital still/video camera. Hopefully this will solve the problem even if it means that my film suffers from a downgrade in photo quality...
Fishing wire ($2.50 @ WalMart)(For any rigging that may be needed and needs to be visible. I can't say that I'll be needing or using it, but I'd rather have it on hand). White glue ($1.00 a piece @ A.C. Moore)(For gluing any stacks of paper that need to be stationary). Modeling clay: Plasti-Clay ($1.00 @ A.C. Moore)(For girl's mouth, eyelids and eyebrows and the deer's eyelids and possibly eyebrows.) Foam brushes (.99 cents @ A.C. Moore)(For use with glue).