Paul Esteves
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A showreel can’t be 10 minutes, I watched 1 minute and got too frustrated and closed it. I don’t need to see you putting all the elements on an off.. Just the final shots.
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https://www.schoolofmotion.com/polar-coordinates-is-your-friend/ This tutorial may help you out.
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If you don’t have money to pay someone to rig it, you must have time to learn to do it yourself. Good opportunity to learn.
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This tut will sort you out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7oWTX0f3lQ
Basically select both layers, hold “alt” and drag new layer over the old layer. NOT sure if it works with compositions though. May have to copy/paste effects if it doesn’t.
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Agree with Dave on this one. Templates are sometimes very complicated.
This seems to be shape layers formed into a cube, changing blended mode to “see through” each side. Then using a displacement of sorts to get the back wall to look different. That’s the short answer on how I’d get it to work. I did this using the described method. not perfect, but the idea, I think.
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Can you not shoot the blood splattering on his face in real life? That’d be MUCH easier!
Otherwise, you’d have to do a camera track, use a displacement map (I think) so the blood shapes around his face. But I don’t think it’ll look too realistic.
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I think you answered your own questions. Lighting and colour are off. The lack of shadows make it look like she is hovering over the floor, not standing on the floor. I think if you got those 3 things right, it’d be 90% of the way there. The rest would be small changes that’ll just make it look like she was in that studio.
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I bought this one: https://aescripts.com/layer-groups/ It’s really useful!
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You can use time remapping, which is probably the easiest way. But you can also duplicate your layer, freeze one at the frame you want to edit. Then cut the second layer at exactly that point, and split it for the duration of layer one.
This may help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0vnu6qbn7U
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In their video, it looks like they projected onto the box. That is easy enough to do. Creating that same look all in After Effects is another story.. I tried radio waves and displacement maps.. But couldn’t get it. I’m sure there are gurus on here that’ll know.