I found some After Effects tutorials that describe how to use the Text tool. I thought they could be useful for those working on their Title assignments. Ranging through a number of different styles, the tutorials cover many different kinds of text effects.
For my title sequence, I'll probably end up using the jitter type or maybe the handwriting tutorials. I think either of them make the most sense for the good dinosaur.
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Friday, February 10, 2012
Write-on Effect
In class on Wednesday Arturo mentioned how we would start seeing the write-on effect everyone now that we've learned it. While I was watching Motion Graphics videos this week I really did notice the effect.
One of the things I've seen it in is the end credits for the Sherlock Holmes movie that just came out. The animation in these credits is really similar to the exercise we did with creating a piece of paper and animating writing on it.
It's cool to see the things we're learning applied to a professional animation. Here's the full end credits. The effect is most noticeable when it says the title of the film 46 seconds into the video.
Sherlock Holmes : A Game Of Shadows end credits sequence from Danny Yount on Vimeo.
One of the things I've seen it in is the end credits for the Sherlock Holmes movie that just came out. The animation in these credits is really similar to the exercise we did with creating a piece of paper and animating writing on it.
It's cool to see the things we're learning applied to a professional animation. Here's the full end credits. The effect is most noticeable when it says the title of the film 46 seconds into the video.
Sherlock Holmes : A Game Of Shadows end credits sequence from Danny Yount on Vimeo.
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