rapid fire (fast action) transition (tutorial on how to do them)

[Cory Petkovsek]

You mean stuff like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZdQVxUNjo0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCJex2KLMhE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQdgJA-e_1E

Broadcast design, or motion graphics transitions. Search for tutorials with those key words.

Video copilot, greyscalegorilla, and tutsplus all have many such tutorials for AE and 3d programs. Tutsplus has a whole motion graphics category, did you look there?

A lot of these examples are evolved stuff. You need to take the small pieces you learn in tutorials and apply them to real client projects in order to grow your ability and portfolio.

Also improving your graphic design, photography, and fine art skills will help your motion graphics tremendously.

Cory

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Cory Petkovsek
Corporate Video

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[Tudor “ted” jelescu]

If I understand you correctly, what you are looking for has a lot to do with editing. The rapid transitions in commercials or music video have a lot to do with how the clips are cut to link motion with sound and color. Rhythm, sound fx and matching motion are used to cut in between shots and tell a story in a few frames. Of course there are some VFX- most times camera shakes, lens flares, flashes of light, color grading and roto. All pretty basic effects, but used in an inventive way to accentuate the “feeling” of the cut. If that’s what you’re after, my advice is to do a lot of frame by frame analysis of the works you like and then try to decompose what’s in there and reconstruct it in AE yourself.

Tudor “Ted” Jelescu
Senior VFX Artist

[Stephen Curry]

the NFL clip is the closest to what Im referring to…as for the others one is much to slow and the other is just kinetic type.

Im going to try to include a Youtube clip from a show where I saw this type of effect.

if it doesnt paste in then here is the link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMpNwD2K_6s

the whole clip is various transitions but the clip as a whole really shows what Im looking to learn how to do.

I also put it here

https://reels.creativecow.net/film/rapid-fire-transition

[Stephen Curry]

I can see what you are talking about….so basically its just single clips with lighting and color adjustments placed together in very short sequences?