Jeff Mullen
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What is it you are asking? How to make the strokes fly towards the camera? Well, after you design the paths, then just orbit the camera around until the strokes fly towards it.
You may also want to look at Particular for this also, they have a couple presets (organic lines and some others) that have a moving, squiggly “line” style thet you can customize even more than 3D Stroke if you have objects flying towards the camera.
Cheers!
Jeff Mullen
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I like it! Excellent job on the animations! However, I’m not sure if it fits for a TV talk show. It’s rather busy (not bad) but the kalediscope-patterns that keep changing get old after a while. Possibly if the whole animation were shortened it would have more of an impact…
Just my thoughts…
Cheers!
Jeff Mullen
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Trapcode Sound Keys
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-Jeff Mullen
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Trapcode Sound Keys
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-Jeff Mullen
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I dont have Avid open right now, but you can always use the Color Corrector and reduce the gain of the overall clip…
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-Jeff Mullen
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I would reccommend Trapcode’s plug-in Sound Keys–then you can generate keyframes from analyzing the audio track–very accurate to matching stuff to audio.
Cheers!
-Jeff Mullen
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I would reccommend Trapcode’s plug-in Sound Keys–then you can generate keyframes from analyzing the audio track–very accurate to matching stuff to audio.
Cheers!
-Jeff Mullen
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Greetings!
Yea, I didn’t want to spend $$$ on plug-ins…are you looking for a static texture or animated one? If its static, then just create your texture in Photoshop, mask it, adjust the transfer mode to whatever you need, and parent it to your layer you wish to apply the texture.
Now, if it is animated, the way I cheated this effect on a title sequence I designed was…
1) Create a New Solid.
2) Apply Noise HLS effect.
3) Adjust settings to your desire.
4) Animate the Noise Phase of the plug-in to animate the noise.
5) Apply the Threshold effect and crank it up (I use 175 for mine).
6) Finally, stretch the layer in whatever direction you want (vertical or horizaontal) to greater than 2000%.I hope I made sense, and I hope it helps!
Best of luck!
Cheers!
-Jeff Mullen
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I’m not sure about jumbotron, but you can always set your project as 720 x 480 with the widescreen pixel aspect ratio…not sure if that’s what you are looking for or not…
Cheers!
-Jeff Mullen
molek