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There is a lot going on in that video. I’m assuming you are asking about animating the characters, if so this will help: https://motional.net/learn/afx/2d-character-animation-after-effects
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I’m not sure I understand. Take a look at this video I did and focus on the Motion Blur of the images and text: https://vimeo.com/90560390 That is the default motion blur settings.
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To do it I would animate the text’s scale to say: 1st frame = 5% scale, 10th frame scale = 120%, 15th frame = 100%. Make the middle and last frame an easy ease. Add a lens blur or Gaussian blur. Have the blur set to 0 at say frame 12. Then crank it up to around 10 for frame 16. Then back to 0 a few frames later. Hope this helps and best of luck.
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Take a look at this tutorial: https://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-after-effects-cc/understanding-track-mattes-luma-and-alpha/ You would create save the A in shape and turn it to a luma matte. So when you animate your shape the A doesn’t move and it cuts into the shape. Hope this helps and best of luck.
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AE’s built-in Motion Blur only works with layers that are actually moving. If the layer doesn’t move, there’s no motion blur. Never mind that something on the layer moves: the layer itself has to move. And the faster it moves the more motion blur you will see. That transition should only take about 20 – 30 frames.
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Check out this tutorial, I think it will be of help: https://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/blueprint_reveal/
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At 23 seconds where they transition from one image to the other I would place my two images next to each other in AE so you don’t see one. Either add a camera and move it or parent the two images to a null object and then use that to move the two images to the right to reveal the hidden image. Select motion blur and AE will do the rest. However, it looks like the image on the right darkens up as it moves off screen. If you want to do that as well I would just drop it’s opacity slightly and make sure nothing is below it or if something is add a black solid. Hope this helps and best of luck.
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Are you talking about this tutorial: https://library.creativecow.net/articles/mize_rob/AE_Shapes-Top-10/video-tutorial
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[Robin]
Actually, AD would be of no use, since it doesn’t do Motion files, never has.
Did you click on the link I posted? It says, “Translating a sequence from an Avid® or Final Cut Pro 7 editing system, or a project from Apple’s Motion takes just seconds, importing all your media and clips in one step.” It also list all of things it will move from Motion to AE.
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