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Motion Graphics & Visual Effects
Written by a collection of the best writers in the industry 
Expression Shorts - Numerical ReadoutExpression Shorts - Random Words CycleExpression Shorts - Auto Fade LayerNull Swapper - Plexus/Particular Utility ScriptExpression Shorts - Read External Text DocumentThe Utility and Ease of Use for GenArts’ Sapphire EdgeMotion Tracking and Green Screen with After Effects & Mocha AEAfter Effects Leftovers - Part 5After Effects Leftovers - Part 4After Effects Leftovers - Part 3After Effects Leftovers - Part 2After Effects Leftovers - Part 1Friday InspirationMotion Graphics and Health Care ReformCinema 4D Finally Brings 3D to MotionDon’t Work for PeanutsTop VFX/MoGraph Twitterers to FollowMotion Graphics: Friday InspirationThe Centrica Carnivale part 3The Centrica Carnivale part 2Introducing the Centrica CarnivaleMove Projects from FCP to AE Seamlessly (and Free!)Universal Format ConverterThe Future Of Image EditingBelievable Hand-Held Motion Tracking with Mocha & After Effects CS4
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After Effects Tutorials Series: The Dancing Can – Part 4Add finishing touches that bring the look together
In the final part of this series learn how to use After Effects’ Color Link effect to integrate the can into the background, work with various Layer Styles, create a 3D text animation and add other finishing touches. Watch tutorial After Effects Tutorial Series: The Dancing Can – Part 3Add detail using organic, pulsating shape layers
In part 3 of this series learn how to use After Effects Shape Layers to add dynamic and organic, self-animating elements to the background. Tiling Strategies In The 21st CenturyAnd I’m not talking kitchens!
Seamlessly tileable images are an important part of motion graphics design. If you’re looking for a way to create your own using Adobe Photoshop, then this short video tutorial is for you. I cover two different methods for creating the tiles using two very different source images. I then show you how to quickly and easily use the images in Adobe After Effects. Click below to watch the tutorial (duration 9:12). Click to audio / video »After Effects Tutorial Series: The Dancing Can - Part 2Use Shape Layers and effects to create background elements that pulse to the beat
In part 2 of this series learn how to use After Effects Shape Layers, Fractal Noise and Grid effects to create background elements, then animate them using the Convert Audio to Keyframes feature. Watch tutorial Advertisement After Effects Tutorial Series: The Dancing Can - Part 1Use the Puppet Pin Tool’s Motion Sketch feature to animate a can to music
In 2008 I did a series of roadshows for Adobe where I presented a neat little animation of a dancing can. In this series of tutorials I’ll walk you step-by-step through various After Effects techniques for creating this spot. This section deals with Puppet Pin tool basics and how to use the cool motion sketch feature to animate to music. Watch tutorial Page 1 of 1 pages Advertisement |
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Designer Templates for Final Cut Studio
Professionally designed templates for Final Cut Pro and Motion
Students, customers, and colleagues have been asking me for years to design templates for Motion and Final Cut Pro. I always resisted, because I didn’t want to do it unless I could do something that would really stand out.
Over the past several months I have been working with Ripple Training and a professional design team to do just that.
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