End points of morph – start the next scene?

[David Del]

Very similar to this commercial (and quite charming) the way the start and end of the morph have to be exact or close so it matches up for the next shot/scene

https://youtube.com/watch?v=sZNMNHl0t9c

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[Steve Morris]

It looks like they held the credit card in place with some type of clamp, then edited it out. This way the card and the hand holding it never move. They changed the actors in and out in front of a blue screen. It would be fairly easy to replicate the steady consistent head movement. On a couple of scenes they had the actors change clothes and then animated a mask over the body with the exception of the head.

They may have done something more complicated, buy you should be able to replicate the effect as I described.

[David Del]

More like this :
https://youtube.com/watch?v=MndXguWucJU

Any tutorials or steps to achieve it?

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[Steve Morris]

This one looks more sophisticated. I don’t think it would be as easy as the first video listed in this thread. I have not seen this commercial. I like it.

[David Del]

I know that there is a morph tutorial on Creative Cow, but I don’t think it would work with these commercials, but I could be wrong.