[Steven Woods]

Cory,

Thanks for your input. I was doing it in AE CS4. I am able to blur the big logo on the bag just fine but there is a rim of multiple logos around the top of the bag as well as multiple logos on the gloves.
Therefore while you are correct at only being 1,800 frames, it is 1,800 frames 4 or 5 times. Granted you could do more than one blur at a time making it 1,800 frames one time but the point still stands that it takes a lot longer.

I guess the bottom line here actually comes down to the fact that I really don’t want a DVD that people are going to pay for to have blur spots all over it. It is only one minute of film but it is at the very beginning and that is a bad first impression.

Thanks!

[Steven Woods]

Thanks to both of you!
I am actually not mis-representing the companies (opinion) but I was really just unsure of how this works. I understand that a lot of times companies will pay to have their logo in shots but I didn’t know how it worked if you were just going to do it for free.
I do not feel that this video or I are at the level where companies would want to pay for their logo in the video however I do feel that it is a high enough quality that they shouldn’t be upset about it for free.

I will attempt to find a lawyer for advice on the best course of action with the companies because if they want to pay for their logos in the video, great!
Thanks for your advice and believe me, it will not go to waste.

[Steven Woods]

Thanks for your response.
I am only worried about a lawsuit since the logos are the intellectual property of their respective companies.