In this Adobe After Effects walkthrough learn how Red Giant Holomatrix was used to give grungy 3D text a dynamic sci-fi look.
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January 3, 2004 by John Dickinson | 1,111 views | Comments (5)
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The Foundry has released 3D Camera Tracker and Kronos, two exciting new plug-ins for Adobe After Effects.
Alexander of Amateurmedia.net has created a stylish new font named Typograph Pro. Also check some of the great usage examples created within Cinema 4D.
Red Giant Software has released Colorista 2, with some exciting new features and improvements. Use motionworks10 for a 1o% discount.
Fontfeed.com has an excellent column “Screenfonts” which discusses the use of fonts in movie posters.
Industrial Light and Magic has a new site. It’s quite amazing just how many productions ILM has been involved in.
Urban Dirty has terrific free grunge stock images and also provides color themes for various images with a downloadable .ASE file. You can import the .ASE file into After Effects using Swatch You Want.
Matt Sich - Rob Redman of course! haha
illd - great work – thanks for sharing the detail of the production. Btw, I am having issues watching those...
ciaran - Pretty late to the party on this one, but as far as no experience goes, well I’ve got shedloads. But,...
Darren - keep up the good work John, it’s great to see how many tools you use that are at your disposal, like...
Jansen - Good stuff and thank you. This is how I learn about various motion graphics tools.
