Daryl Booth
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Ok, something like….
Use Photoshop or similair to create the red dotted line route.
Got to after fx
Import red dotted line as layer and drop into your comp
Open your plane layer.Drop into the comp. Right click, then select TRANFORM from the pop up menu. Look for orient along path.select it
On your plane layer use MOTION SKECTH to draw desired path (use your red layer as a guide.
draw a mask over the red route layer. use mask transform tool to edit shape to reveal the path as the animation progresses.
Tha should do it.
Sorry if its a bit clunky. mail me if you need any more info.
salutations from codemonkey
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As a mere reader of your work, I too would like to congratulate the two of you..
😉
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Hi,
Well I guess you need 2 tutes for this effect..
1 the demon warp
2 the cloning effect
Go to Video Copilot and check the tutes look for the demon face tute (number 50 or so I think) It will give you all you need for the 1st effect
Then go to you tube and search clone in `after effect` there are stacks out there. That should be enought for all you need..
Let us know how you get on, be nice to see the finished article..
Good luck
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Hmmm…. No video!!
Might slow down the reply stage of your query my friend..
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It may be something as simple as you have not moved the pivot point to the bottom of the card. Thus when you rotate it at present the `card` will rotate from the middle of the card layer….
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Sometimes buddy, CGI is harder than doing the effect in real life. Have you considered stage blood? or hitting your talent to accomplish the shot?
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Re-shoot it in non-blue clothing and send a memo to all talent NOT TO WEAR BLUE/GREEN for shoots…
I am suprised you did not pick it up on day of shoot…
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Action movie essentials is a great product from videocopilot.net
It is not a program but a collection of pre-matted/keyed clips to use in your own projects (usually with After Effects)
The cost of Action Movie Essentials is not expensive esp. considering the quality of the footage they supply.
I think perhaps the original poster is at crossed purposes.
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The real Dave LaRonde would have told him to look in his help guide on AE…. 😉
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Hell Fire, a response from the man himself. thanks I will try it in a while and let you know
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