Join Owen Lowery for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of Creating a Handmade Look in After Effects: 3 Compositing and Reusing Elements.
- On behalf of Oh No Robots! and myself,…I'd like to thank you for spending a little time with us,…trying to make a bunch of things from different places…look a little less randomly slopped together.…If you saw something in the Oh No Robots! animation…that you liked, but I didn't go over in this course,…please, check out the other courses in this series.…Part One focuses on the cutout and stop motion look,…and Part Two focuses on the hand-drawn elements.…The techniques in this course are adaptable to many…other styles and projects.…And all of the compositing methods I went over,…I use in nearly every animation I work on.…
If you'd like to delve deeper into some of the other…topics that were touched on,…definitely search the lynda library for courses on…color and compositing.…Thanks again, and happy animation.…
Author
Owen Lowery
Released
11/13/2015Want to create the lo-fi mograph effects seen in this course? Check out Creating a Handmade Look in After Effects 02: Design and Animation.
- Saving animation presets
- Repurposing assets
- Compositing effects
- Creating custom vignettes
- Creating a grunge texture with a scanned image
- Adding imperfections to frames
- Exporting your animation
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome48s
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Using the exercise files2m 37s
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1. Saving Presets and Repurposing Design Elements
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Saving animation presets4m 33s
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2. Compositing Effects
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Talkin' 'bout compositing!1m 11s
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3. Custom Flicker and Vignette
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Creating custom vignettes7m 39s
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Creating random flicker7m 10s
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4. Creating a Custom Grunge Loop
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Grunge-texture2m 8s
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5. Creating an All-in-One Composite Composition
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Compiling composite elements5m 36s
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6. Finishing Imperfections
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Stylized camera bumps15m 11s
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7. Exporting for Editing and Sharing
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Conclusion
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Next steps46s
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