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My name is David Torno and I am a freelance VFX and Motion Graphic artist in Southern California. I'm always pushing myself to learn new things and expand my knowledge. I love a good challenge and I am completely open to critique. I don't claim to be the best, nor will I ever claim that. I just do my job as best as I possibly can and try to stay sane during the entire process. ;)
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5 comments:
Awesome tutorial David.
I was wondering how you did the intro with the still frames flipping through - it looks like you turned them into 3d layers and also had a point light in there...I understand how to do that but I'm guessing you used some kind of expression to flip through all of those images? Is there a tutorial on how to do that or could you point me in the right direction?
Hi Charley, no expressions were involved allthough I'm sure it could be done easily. You are right about it being a point light, I had two of them, one on left and right side of cards. I simply offset 3D Anchor Point to the bottom edge of card and created one set of rotation keyframes that did a 180. Once I got the speed I liked I just copied it over to all layers and then Sequenced them with a few frames overlap. Then added a camera move. Really simple setup.
Thank you sir!
One more question, did you export the frames of your raw footage as still images for this or just freeze frame them?
Yes, I exported stills from the raw footage with quicktime to speed up the process.
Wow, thats a great tutorial, very well explained.
Caint wait to do a test on that. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge!
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