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Create A Bumper Animation Of The ESPN Logo, Part 2 – Tuts+ Premium
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Create A Bumper Animation Of The ESPN Logo, Part 2 – Tuts+ Premium

Stefan Surmabojov on Jan 27th 2012 with 0 comments
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With our work in Cinema 4D now complete, we’ll begin part two by moving into After Effects, where we’ll import our rendered image sequence and look at using some simple, yet very powerful techniques for compositing 3D renders to make our final piece look great. Log in or Join Now to get started!

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By Stefan Surmabojov

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I'm a 23 year old motion graphics designer from Bulgaria. I have 4 years of professional experience behind my back. Most of my time I spend working for a small TV company. In my spare time I work as a freelancer and create video tutorials related to After Effects. You can find more of my work at videohive.net/user/Stefoto.  

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