So movies…you love’em, we love’em, even your mom loves them! But have you ever wondered how those awesome movie title animations are made? Of course you have! Well fear not my good man, our sister site Aetuts+ has you covered with their extensive “Movie Title” series, featuring tutorials covering the creation of title animations from many of Hollywood’s biggest blockbusters!
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In this tutorial, we’ll get our hands dirty as we crack open our computers and take a look at upgrading the memory and video card, two upgrades that can immensely effect the performance of both Mac Pros and Windows machines. We’ll learn principles of upgrading, buying, and physically installing hardware, so even if your particular machine is not covered, it’s still applicable. This is for beginners and professionals alike and is geared more towards media content creators. This is a great opportunity to take a peek inside the machine you use daily and to find out how to get a lot more performance out of it through these two simple upgrades.
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In today’s Quick Tip Adam Everett Miller, Editor over at our sister site Aetuts+ will briefly explain the history of and logic behind a color’s hex value. Enjoy!
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Today our sister site, Aetuts+, is continuing their Aetuts+ Hollywood Movie Title Series. This tutorial will explain how to make the “Inception V2″ flying logo, using Cinema 4D v12 and After Effects. First, we’ll be modeling a logo fracture with Mograph . Then we’ll follow in After Effects, compositing everything together.
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Our sister site Aetuts+ today posted an excellent Premium tutorial by David Scotland, on how to use the Max2AE plug-in to take various elements from 3Ds Max into After Effects. These elements include camera animation and helper objects, which will then be used as particle emitters. Contrail and exhaust particles are added along with 3D cloud layers to sell the realistic movement of the jet. Preview and link after the jump…
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Our sister site Aetuts+ today posted a new tutorial that covers the process of setting up your 3D animations for red/blue anaglyphic viewing! So if you have some stereoscopic glasses to hand and want to give it a try, why not head over and check it out! Preview and link after the jump…
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Our sister site Aetuts+ today posted a new Premium tutorial that covers the process of animating an audio voice-over using mask-driven lip sync animation in After Effects. Once completed, this animation is rendered out to a texture and mapped onto a 3D character. So if you’re into character animation, why not check out this excellent tutorial! Preview and link after the jump…
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