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  • Nathan Walters

    August 10, 2015 at 8:05 pm in reply to: Suggestions on my first AE project

    Definitely agree with the 2 previous posts. I think also knowing what it is for can inspire ideas. A title for the sake of a title can be very difficult. Knowing its purpose can give you direction. Though obviously for those just starting out, it’s good to simply create in order to learn the interface and how the program works and thinks.

    I will say the text is pretty big and bold for my tastes, though maybe if it’s for mobile devices or something like that, you may like it that way.

    Also, there’s definitely a few tricks I learned that can be applied to almost anything. Such as, like they said, having a slight zoom in, which just adds a bit of intensity and interest to the design. Vignettes can be good and give focus to areas within the image. You can give the image more depth by really focusing on how you can utilize the background and foreground. You can turn it from 1 longer clip into several tighter micro clips with then the big reveal at the end of the final logo. Just some thoughts.

    Often too, I add a ton of effects only to find that it becomes a bit distracting and end up just cutting away until the end result is actually fairly simple yet sleek and clean.

    Overall pretty darn good though!

    Nathan Walters
    Halo Union Productions
    https://www.HaloUnion.com

  • Nathan Walters

    January 24, 2013 at 1:35 am in reply to: Element 1.5 and OBJ sequence import

    I saw the video on this yesterday. I’ve been resisting buying this plugin but may not be able to resist any longer. This really crushes some of After Effects’ biggest limitations. So many possibilities with this.

    Nathan Walters
    Halo Union Productions
    https://www.HaloUnionProductions.com

  • Nathan Walters

    July 14, 2009 at 5:24 am in reply to: help creating a script…Vegas Pro 9.0

    I would use a media generator as a spacer. This would ensure that all the in between times remain equal in length. Thmen before you render, delete the media generators.

  • Nathan Walters

    July 14, 2009 at 12:14 am in reply to: Vegas 8.0 Pro Rendering Problem

    I had the same problem today and after an hour of hard work, could find no solution. It seems to happen when having to render a project file multiple times because I rendered something in the project around 10 times. I ended up having to re-edit the video; which luckily did not require too much work. Thats why it is good to have a backup file somewhere when the project messes up. I’m not sure about a solution though; but you’re not the only one having that problem.

  • Nathan Walters

    July 14, 2009 at 12:11 am in reply to: Help with trimming a clip with Video Panning

    I would try splitting the clip(s on the keyboard) and then delete the 2nd half.

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