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Jason Nelson
August 24, 2016 at 5:24 pm in reply to: Using Slider Control with Repeater on Shape LayerOkay, for some reason I shut down AE, restarted it, and now it works! NOW, is there any way to make them not be so spastic? 🙂
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Jason Nelson
August 24, 2016 at 5:23 pm in reply to: Using Slider Control with Repeater on Shape LayerThanks Dan. I tried adding that expression to the Slider Control before I posted my question, but when I played it back, it didn’t work.
As for timing, my limited knowledge of expressions leads me to believe that adding a wiggle would work.
So, basically, dots 8-12 would appear on and off like flashing to the beat of music…like an LED meter on a stereo.
How far off am I from realizing this agenda?
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AE doesn’t utilize CUDA except for Ray Traced stuff. Check out Octane Render. They are working on a render plugin for AE that will use your CUDA card in rendering (not sure when it will come out, but definitely something to keep your eye on.
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Good insight, Bill. I asked them for a budget and they wanted to see what I’d price at first. So, I went for broke and bid it at $450k with the ability to complete the project in 18 months. Their response was that this was what they anticipated it would be and they want to start drawing up a contract. But, until I have that contract in hand, I’m not going to start counting my eggs before they hatch. I am pretty shocked that they went for my proposal, which makes me wonder if I could have bid higher. Oh well, we’ll see what happens.
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Bill,
Your idea of $400,000 for the entire package is not far from what I had in mind. I was in the $250k-$300k, but the more I consider all that I need to make this really work, $400k is a more realistic ballpark. I’ll see if I can get them to give me their budget and see if we’re even close to each other before I waste my time putting together a proposal that has no chance.
Jason
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Mark,
Thank you for your thorough response. The training videos are safety videos for a chemical company and will require actors/actresses demonstrating things and actions, but no speaking. All of the speaking will be done by a “host” in front of a green screen who will also just provide a voice while the action takes place on screen. However, your response did trigger another thought that I had not considered…insurance…especially with these videos that are demonstrating safety. And possibly, hiring a certified OSHA inspector to be on set to ensure that what we are filming is legal. Your thought of $2,500 per film is about what I was thinking on the low end. In fact, with the added insurance and safety requirements I need in place to protect my own interested, I’m thinking I need to be in the $3,000-$4,000 per video ballpark.
I really appreciate your reply, and if anything else comes to mind now that I’ve given more details, please let me know.
Jason
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Nevermind…I found the expression here on Creative Cow. My apologies for posting without digging a little deeper.
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Hey Chris. I did that and it exported with the pixellation.
Jason Nelson
722 Production
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Thanks Joe! Makes perfect sense.
Jason Nelson
722 Production
St. Petersburg, FL -
Thanks Ted. These are all great ideas that I hadn’t thought of before.
Jason Nelson
722 Production
St. Petersburg, FL