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Hello everybody! Here’s a nice little tutorial on how to create a basic title plate that you can add to a person or gun and do it completely in after effects! If you edit something, please post it in a video response! :] www.youtube.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5

SUBSCRIBE! VISIT artificialanimation.com I’ve spent a huge deal of time editing this video, trying new things… learning 3D animation, rigging, and matchmoving. I’m very pleased at all that I have learned… and would like to thank everyone that voted for me in the Confound Editing competition. It’s been a breeze working with potter, and I hope this can be a stepping stone for more awesome videos. Contact: Steam: killer_by www.facebook.com Produced: Ronald Griffin (SwiftFoX) Starring: Ali “Potter” Special Thanks: Sureshot, Dejan, S0ju, Track, Raggs, Woshi, Joker, Young, Doctor, Subsonik, Whitenamese, Clown Time taken: Apprx 35 days Sound track: n00neimp0rtant – Kronos Chromos House Justice – Waters Of Nazareth Software: Sony Vegas After Effects 3DS Max Photoshop Boujou Thanks for watching! Potter: I’ve known Ron for quite a while, always used to bug him for a video with Roses in it haha. In the end, he ended up making me one and it was simply amazing, i don’t think i could ask for anything more. I greatly appreciate your efforts for making me this video Ron. Much love… Potter REVIEW: So, here I am reviewing the most amazing movie SF has ever seen… And amazing it is. The movie started off with a sleek intro, and Ron displayed creative use of the frame blending technique right from the first frag. The soundtrack was quite honestly the best soundtrack I’ve ever heard on an SF frag movie, the color corrections were unique in every aspect, and Ron once again displayed …

Learn how to create a Call of Duty title in After Effects. Tutorial Difficulty: Basic Knowledge of After Effects Recommended. Soundtrack Credits: Harry Gregson-Williams: Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare Sean Murray: Call of Duty Black Ops Music Rights Belong to Their Original Owners, No Copyright Infringement Intended
Video Rating: 4 / 5

MAde mostly with standard AE effects with one exception. 3D ShapeExtrude, free plugin form maltaannon, you can find it in here: maltaannon.com Project File available in here: www.fileshost.com Keep in mind that this project will only work with CS4 Cheers

My first After Effects project. Check out rollcolor.com for more of my work.
Video Rating: 4 / 5

For my Timebased Typography 2 class at the Savannah College of Art and Design, we were assigned the task of illustrating a music video by primarily relying on type. My friend, Kodac Harrison, was moderating poetry slams at the Sentient Bean Cafe in Savannah. I have done several live music videos with Kodac during the 1980′s. He agreed to let me use “Castros Cuban” from his album “Portraits & Passages”. It is a story about a box of cigars that Fidel Castro gave to former president Jimmy Carter. President Carters son, Chip Carter, gave one of the cigars to Kodac to share with his band at a rehearsal. This is a spoken word piece with guitar music by Kodac. You can visit Kodac’s website at- www.mindspring.com Artistically, I used rubber stamps and ink to animate the words to this project. I wanted to follow a style that was reminiscent of the pre-Castro days of Cuba when cigars were manufactured in Cuba. I used brown wrapping paper and balsa wood as the background textures. These are the materials used to package, label and ship cigars. With this style, I created a feeling for the viewer so they can visualize the story in their mind that is spoken by Kodac Harrison. I scanned all of my art into Photoshop and animated it to the sound track using Adobe After Effects. I appreciate the generosity of Kodac Harrison for allowing me to use his audio for my project.
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Another project in After Effects; slowly becoming more comfortable with compositions, timing, etc. Ending title sequence to a fictional “Good Omens” film, based on the book of the same name. Song is “Speaking in Tongues” by Eagles of Death Metal