[Ryan Santos]

I also have the same problem. Anyone’s got an idea? Should I charge by the hour or by the complexity of the effects? I think that if I charge by the hour, it would end up like charging for the complexity since a more complex project requires more hours of work.

[Ryan Santos]

Thanks for the help I’ll give it a try.

[Ryan Santos]

Thanks guys. I also animated video clips to make them follow a really curvy motion path. But what it does is only follow the path while maintaining its “card-like” appearance. I wanted the video clips NOT to maintain its card-like appearance but rather to conform to every curve of the path, so that the video would bend on a sharp curve and be flat on a straight path. The final video is actually a person in the middle of video clips that fly around him. Is that possible with the available effects in AE or should I get a plugin? Thanks!

[Ryan Santos]

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[Ryan Santos]

Thanks!

[Ryan Santos]

Thanks Mike!

[Ryan Santos]

It’s actually a video I shot with a consumer camera (miniDV) at 720 x 480 and I wish to have it in quicktime at 600 x 432 (or a bit smaller). I don’t know what settings I should use but the output should look and sound good when published to the web… and of course something that’s light enough for easy downloads.

[Ryan Santos]

Running time will be from 2 to 3 hours. Resolution should be the standard used in DVD videos/ movies. Is that possible? How do you go about that sort of project? I’m willing to use more than one DVD5. Thanks.

[Ryan Santos]

i have similar problem… but i dont have the production studio neither the dynamic link. should i render it in AE as a windows movie (in uncompressed mode) and bring the finished video clip to Premiere? that will consume much time.