Christian Wheel
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One thing I’ve learned in AE is that your input audio should always be WAV. The mp3 support is kind of buggy. You mentioned you tried exporting your audio in WAV format, but I’m not sure if you mean on the input or on your render.
A possible workaround is to export video only to an uncompressed file, then add your audio back using Premiere or your editing program of choice, where you can do your quicktime export.
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Andrew Kramer has an upcoming tutorial where he does a flying paper effect – Look at his blog at https://www.videocopilot.net/blog/?p=196 – Looks like it was done using CC Particle World and the Motion Square particle type. Not exactly what you’re looking for but maybe a good place to start?
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I would say green screen, if you look closely you can very faintly see the edges (although it COULD be compression artifacts), but he’s also not casting shadows on the backdrop, which is inconstistent with the direction of his lighting. Finally, when the video cuts to tight shots, the backdrop resize appears slightly disproportionate from how it should.
Again, just a guess, I could be way off base!
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What I’d do is have my actors wear highly contrasting outfits, film them against a green screen, then after keying, use Levels to make the contrast as high as I could. From there you can use Auto-Trace to get the basic shape patterns and tweak your animation as you see fit. Definitely not an easy project.
~Christian
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Try:
loopOut(type=”continue”)
Note the O in Out must be caps.
~Christian