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how to make this video in adobe premier pro?
I come across this audio visual presentation in youtube and i was wondering how do they make the background move and animate the objects. I am planning to make a similar video for a birthday. I hope someone can share to me the basics
for the people who had made something similar to this, do you think this video was made in adobe premier pro? or would you suggest a similar software?
thank you,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hE6cbYWgmeE
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I haven’t used it in years due to time constraints but I’m guessing that’s Adobe After FX.
Can somebody confirm? I too need to utilize that feature on upcoming projects.
Best,
Todd
Todd Roush
Dreamscape Digital Media
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I am almost certain this is done in AE.
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That’s most likely After Effects, using nested 3D compositions timed to the song.
Not easy (nor is it easy to explain how to do).
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James Orlowski
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It would be very easy to do with Photshop/Illustrator and Premiere. If you notice all the clip art is just expanding/scaling. The paint splatters are indeed a preset in the Photoshop brushes. AE would be need to actual animate brush strokes to make tree branches wiggle but the clip art is only scaled. Go to 2:26. I would have justed panned a PhotShop file and animated the clip art type images in Premiere. There is no need for After Effects from what I have seen. You can indeed import clip art from MS Office into Premiere.
All images, text and clp art are only scaled. The butterflies could be done with 2-3 different images. It almost looks like they just made use of 3D axis for the butterflies animation.
In a nut shell this is really easy to do with Photshop/Illustrator and Premire Pro. You could use AE if you want to.
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