Week 16 Final Practical Exam
Final Practical Exam Version 2
Music is from The Brehms Band
Tilt shift with adjustment layers: color correction curves and hue saturation effects, Blur: camera lens blur and used pen tool for mask in center and inverted.
Project Week 16
To Be or Not To Be
(work in progress)
Project Weeks 12-15
Raymond Thomas Pronk Demo Reel
Project Week 11
Blinded By The Light
Blinded By The Light withResengen and Tracking Text
Resengen Only
Project Week 10
Blinded By The Light Tracking Text Only
Lab Week 10
Basic Motion Tracking
Project Week 9
Will The Circle Be Unbroken
Lab Week 9
Making Animated Textures with Shape
Creating Shapes in After Effects
Week 8 Mid-Term Practical Exam
Rabid Bat Crazy House of Zombies
Raymond Thomas Pronk
Advanced Digital Course
Professor David L. Brehm
Week 8 Mid-term Quiz
- What’s the difference between the Puppet Pin tool and the Puppet Overlap tool?
The Puppet Pin tool creates Deform pins, which define the position of a portion of the image as the image is deformed.
The Puppet Overlap tool creates Overlap pins, which determine which areas of an object remain in front when two area overlap.
- When would you use the Puppet Starch tool?
You use the Puppet Starch tool to add Starch pins to an area that you want to remain more rigid while other areas of the object are distorted.
- How can you make your animation more fluid?
You can make your animation more fluid by using the Easy Ease feature or roving keyframes.
You can create smoother movement by increasing the number of triangles in the distortion mesh.
However, increasing the number of triangles also increases the time it takes to render the animation.
- Describe two methods of animating pin positions.
You can manually animate pin positions by changing the value of the Position property for each pin in the Timeline panel.
You can animate pin position more quickly, by using the Puppet Sketch tool.
Select the Puppet Pin tool and press Ctrl and drag a pin to record its movement.