[Malcolm Desoto]

https://www.videomaker.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4708

[Malcolm Desoto]

Try setting up your motion path, selecting your key frames, and then hitting F9. This will ease all your key frames.

Maybe try enabling motion blur? That might look weird on a mouse though. I dunno.

[Malcolm Desoto]

https://www.videomaker.com/article/8150/

[Malcolm Desoto]

I’d suggest setting up a room where you can control all the lighting (ie all studio lights) Use a blue gel, mess with the iris, then do some cc in AE.

It’s pretty simple. You’ll get it as soon as you set up the scene and start playnig with it.

[Malcolm Desoto]

I’m a bit unclear as to what your problem is. Post an example maybe?

[Malcolm Desoto]

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh…thanks Ahron! That’ll make my Friday a easier.

[Malcolm Desoto]

Ummmmmmmmmmm…never mind. It seems to have fixed itself…I Guess.

You’ve all been just marvelous though! Thank you, thank you! =D

[Malcolm Desoto]

Thanks for the advice. I’ll post the results

[Malcolm Desoto]

wow, alot of replies. I’ve been out of the studio all day on a shoot. Thanks for all the suggestions. I’ll try em out.

Yeah Aharon, I was thinking of importing them as multiple images and parenting them together.

By the way, I can’t tell you how much I’ve benefited from your tutorials =D.

[Malcolm Desoto]

Yeah. If you had the characters made up in Photoshop and then just animated the mask to reveal them in that way.

That all that I could think of.