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Nick Leigh
May 11, 2011 at 11:26 pmHey Bryan,
So if you go here you can see what i’ve done for my hockey games. Here are the couple I have done so far, League Videos.
If this is what you are looking for I can upload the scripts I use to do it and tell you the process to do so.
Nick
CS5 Production Suite
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Garon Hano
August 31, 2011 at 6:10 pmNice Hockey Vids. I want to do something similar for little league baseball games so the clock won’t be a problem for me. I’m just curious as to how you did your score overlay. Did you import the entire game into an After Effects comp and then manually change the score as goals were scored, or did you create a comp with just the score without importing the video into AE? I hope that makes sense.
Thanks.
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Tibor_polgar
October 26, 2011 at 7:14 pmI too would love to see the updated scripts for volleyball scoring. Again, no timer, just a way to quickly update scores (one every ~10-15 sec). All my game edits are in PP with AE used only for the addition of the scores (including game counts).
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Patrick Lundberg
February 10, 2012 at 10:17 pmHey Nick, I know it has been several months but I hope you can give me a boost. I am looking to do something exactly like your hockey score/clock setup but with a soccer game. The nice side to that is I don’t need the clock to stop and start frequently like hockey.
Did you take a model from a professional broadcast and pull it into photoshop to create a template, and then add your source text for the clock? Or did you build the whole thing yourself?
As a new comer to After Effects and Photoshop I have been teaching myself new techniques and tools on the fly as people have been throwing ideas around. I am not looking for you to tell me a step by step answer on how to achieve this, but if you could point me in the right direction that would be really tremendous.
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Joey Delgado
May 26, 2013 at 3:49 amHi Patrick – I’m currently in the middle of a project that needs a soccer scoreboard.
My current “trick” was to download a timer app to my ipad, let it run up and record it while it was doing so. Then I would just lay that video clip into the scorebug that I built.
Just hit a setback though – the clock hits 60 minutes and turns to hours when I need a clock that will record up to 90 minutes and not show 1:30. Ugh.
Any thoughts or ideas you could share from your experience? Thanks!
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