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Tony Lupoi demonstrates compositing phone graphics in After Effects, covering grain removal, marker cleanup, and keying. He uses Mocha AE for planar tracking to accurately place graphics, then adds depth of field, color correction, and reflections before final QC.
Aaron Eaton demonstrates a variety of techniques and tricks to composite a shot from start to finish without leaving After Effects. This chapter kicks off with the tutorial overview of what is covered in this two-hour course.
Learn how to set up your composition for the correct specs and organization.
Learn how to quickly set up the shot with 3D Tracking using After Effects 3D Camera Tracker. You’ll also learn how to set up nulls, ground planes and solids to help with image placement.
Learn how to use Mocha for your roto work to track smaller pieces in your composition.
Learn how to pre-comp to make your composition more organized and add videos created in Adobe Firefly to make a simulated background. You’ll also learn how to refine areas of your comp to make them look more natural in their environment.
Learn how to place graphics into monitors and how to address aliasing issues to make them look more natural on the surface. You’ll also learn how to utilize camera blur effects and depth maps for realistic output.
See how you can apply CG elements, shadows and other effects for adding realism to your composition. You’ll also be adding 3D elements to learn how to use the 3D tools in After Effects.
Learn how to import video clips into your composite and apply additional elements within clips for added realism.
Apply atmospheric elements (light, haze, dust) with various presets and effects that add a unique moodiness to your composite.
Add believable elements to a composite to add more real-world aspects to the scene.
Apply some finishing touches to your composite to add a little something extra for real-world composite.
How to use generate grain that matches the original plate to use to regrain paintwork or graphics that are currently grainless.
Before you get started, Luisa introduces you to how to get the most out of this course including more information about the certification exam.
Learn to consider the purpose, audience, and their needs when working on visual effects and motion graphics projects.
Learn effective communication with colleagues and clients regarding project plans.
Identify the intellectual property rights, permissions, and licensing needed for using content.
Identify when and how to obtain permission to use images, audio, or footage such as a model release, location permitting, property release, rights, permissions, licensing.
Understand essential terms and tools in digital audio and video including frame rate, aspect ratio, safe zones, and more.