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  • Scott Novasic

    February 5, 2009 at 1:28 pm in reply to: Real Heart Monitor

    Just a note to add, ‘rendering’ happens FASTER than realtime for a lot of things in AE.

    SuperNova
    Animation & Visual Effects
    Scott Novasic
    Los Angeles Ca
    web:https://web.mac.com/finaleffects

  • Scott Novasic

    January 30, 2009 at 10:44 pm in reply to: Need some AE advice

    A lot of the things you will see in packages like D Juice are looks you can make on your own. The main thing to me, is simply the time saving aspect of them. If your a busy animator their great. If you have the time, it’s fun to challenge yourself and create your own.

  • Scott Novasic

    January 11, 2009 at 10:44 pm in reply to: PA – Illustrator File Shows Bad Path

    did you “expand the appearance” of your illustrator file BEFORE you import it into invigerator?

    SuperNova
    Animation & Visual Effects
    Scott Novasic
    Los Angeles Ca
    web:https://web.mac.com/finaleffects

  • your very kind. Im sorry, Im pretty much self taught. I have a college degree in Design and Illustration, but the computer stuff I practiced and practiced without a life for many years. I do believe in tutorials when it comes to learning HOW TO USE a given tool. Not so much how to make a specific thing. Once you understand, really understand how
    a plug in or tool operates, than you can pretty much be the guy that MAKES the looks others try and find tutorials to duplicate.

    again, sorry I dont have any tutorials. Im always happy to share what I used and how I accomplished a given look, if your specific.
    Im very lucky right now, im really busy with work. If I get any real free time in the future I may consider doing a creative Cow master series dvd, or some tutorials. I just cant commit when im this busy for now……

    Scott

    SuperNova
    Animation & Visual Effects
    Scott Novasic
    Los Angeles Ca
    web:https://web.mac.com/finaleffects

  • my reel has a number of samples related to football if you care to view it

    https://web.mac.com/finaleffects/SuperNova_Animation_%26_Visual_Effects/SuperNova_Home.html

    SuperNova
    Animation & Visual Effects
    Scott Novasic
    Los Angeles Ca
    web:https://web.mac.com/finaleffects

  • Scott Novasic

    December 21, 2008 at 1:20 pm in reply to: motion versus AE

    I’m in la as well. Not sure why that matters. Every artist I have worked with
    Here. And animation companies that bring me in house, HAVE AE.
    Some have fcp but off doing longer form stuff. Editing in it is simple. 38 artists?
    That’s huge, I would never consider that
    Kind of workflow normal, when 98% of production houses in the US have much less than half that number of artists on staff. Usually projects are given to one individual who has fcp and AE, or to a small team with the same software. ONLY when were given large amounts of long video clips, would we even touch fcp. And even then, we would give the footage to the FCP only editor
    And have him give us what we need. We have 10x the creative flexibility in ae than we do in FCP. That’s just a fact. These are primarily 30-60 second
    Spots. Motion graphics are not just post effects. Where I’ve been, in general, AE is king, fcp is used only in projects with a ton of footage to sort through. And then, we just do the footage sorting in fcp and export those clips to as. Sounds like you work in a factory type workflow with so many people.

  • Scott Novasic

    December 17, 2008 at 1:50 am in reply to: What particle effect is this?

    any number of basic particle systems can do that. They just did a quick cut from the head to a particle system with basic ‘lines’ as the emitter.
    They also had these lines take on the coloring of the ‘head’ of the character. Most particle systems can inherit the color of the host layer. Given that they did not have the heads actual shape ‘explode’ it is a pretty easy effect to do. I did not list an actual particle system because I believe most any one out there can do that effect as good or better.

    hope that helps some..

    SuperNova
    Animation & Visual Effects
    Scott Novasic
    Los Angeles Ca
    web:https://web.mac.com/finaleffects

  • first off I isolate just the faces of the text if there are bevels.
    in a seperate comp I would create 5 or 6 solids. On each of the solids use the pen matte tool and cut various vertical and angled shapes and feather them a lot. Then animate each one from left to right or whatever your preference is. Vary their shapes and speed to get unique highlites. Use the matte of the letters faces to cut out the highlites and place that comp on top of your text.

    You can change the hilites up by editing the one comp add colors to the
    hightlites or whatever. I do this for BASIC ‘sheen’ hilights.

    If you isolate the faces of the letters you can try all kinds of plugins as well.

    SuperNova
    Animation & Visual Effects
    Scott Novasic
    Los Angeles Ca
    web:https://web.mac.com/finaleffects

  • Scott Novasic

    December 4, 2008 at 9:41 pm in reply to: Bum AI File?

    wow, this is an invigerator challenge. 🙂

    at first glance, you have a number of “floating” shapes which would result in individual models in invigerator. Those shapes need to
    be ‘cut out’ of your main shape, NOT floating on top of it.

    Im sorry, i HAVE to go right now to a dentist appt, if you can wait about 2 hours, I will see if I can make this file work for you.

    SuperNova
    Animation & Visual Effects
    Scott Novasic
    Los Angeles Ca
    web:https://web.mac.com/finaleffects

  • Scott Novasic

    December 4, 2008 at 9:06 pm in reply to: Bum AI File?

    you can send it to me

    at scottnovasic@mac.com

    SuperNova
    Animation & Visual Effects
    Scott Novasic
    Los Angeles Ca
    web:https://web.mac.com/finaleffects

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