Hi there everyone,
My name is Greg Wolf and I’m really
looking forward to this semester of MG&A. I enjoy video editing a lot, and
everyone I have ever talked to has said that a working knowledge of after
effects is essential in the job market, so I’m very excited to be able to put
that on my resume. I want to be a utility player wherever I end up past college,
and so I feel like this class is essential. That being said, I’m also excited to
learn more about 3D stuff like Maya, and see if that suits me as well.
On that note, the video I have
today is a trailer for “Red Vs Blue” a fairly popular web series on youtube and elsewhere. The thing that makes
this video interesting is that the camera slides along the outside of the logo
for the show itself, done in 3D. As the camera goes along, scenes from the past
10 seasons of the show play on the logo itself with plenty of light bloom/lens
flare effects, although you don’t know that the object that the camera is moving along is the logo for the
show. Then at the end the camera comes out and shows the logo for the show.
This was a couple of years ago, and when I saw this it made me really think
about how this sort of thing is done, in particular, how to make this type of consistent
3D space for use in a title. I feel like this effect of the title being used as
the trailer itself is pretty effective, and an interesting variation on the
usual teaser style trailer.
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