Shake the screen Tutorial

[Aharon Rabinowitz]

I haven’t seen that tutorial, but you can use the Wiggler (Window > The WIggler) to create the shake.

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[Markofcain]

https://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials.html

Tutorial # 5 “Camera Shake”

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make a new Null, attach all layers in your shot to the Null.

apply this expression to the Position parameter:

n = position.numKeys;
if (n > 0){
t = time – position.key(n).time;
if (t > 0){
freq =8;
amplitude = 10;
decay = 6.0;

s = amplitude*Math.sin(freq*t*2*Math.PI)/Math.exp(decay*t);
e = amplitude*Math.sin(freq*t*1*Math.PI)/Math.exp(decay*t)

value + [s,e]
}else{
value
}
}else{
value
}

then add a keyframe for position at the time you want your “impact”

[Mike Clasby]

I really like Scott Frizzle’s free preset “Quaker” for shaking things up:

https://www.scottfrizzle.com/free_quake.html

Comes with a pdf and movie. Easily controlled with sliders for Quake Magnitude, Quake Frquency and Motion Tile (fills in the gaps so you don’t have to size-up the fottage before you shake it and create gaps along the edges).

As a preset, just use Animation > Apply Animation Preset and navigate to where the quaker.ffx file is (or drop it in your folder >Support Files > Presets.

Scott also has some nice free Particular setups available also.