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How to replicate this move to text ?
05 May 2013 08:17 #25374
by expander
How to replicate this move to text ? was created by expander
Hello guys, some time ago i saw a video where a lot of movements where applied to text and it look really interesting to me. They're some that just involve keyframes but they're some that i really dont know how to do it. This may be appear dumb by most of you but i really dont know how to pull it off and that's why i'm coming here. i will attach the video and hopefully someone can show the way to do it. I do apologize in advance because the video contains some offensive language.
You can skip to 02:52 to see exactly what i'm talking about. So here's the link:
You can skip to 02:52 to see exactly what i'm talking about. So here's the link:
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06 May 2013 07:02 #25406
by BenB
Replied by BenB on topic How to replicate this move to text ?
Do you mean the "brew" with the "e" rotating?
First, the "e" is a separate text element, and is keyframed to simply rotate. The whole thing has an earthquake type effect applied to it.
In Motion I'd apply a Radomize parameter behavior (amount=3, frequency=5) to the Position parameter of the Group. And use a Spin behavior to rotate the "e".
In FCP X, I'd create to title clips using the Custom title template. Place both inside a Compound Clip. Keyframe the "e" to rotate in it's own clip. The rest of the letters in the other clip. I'm not at an FCP station now, but I think there is even an Earthquake effect you could simply apply to the CC.
First, the "e" is a separate text element, and is keyframed to simply rotate. The whole thing has an earthquake type effect applied to it.
In Motion I'd apply a Radomize parameter behavior (amount=3, frequency=5) to the Position parameter of the Group. And use a Spin behavior to rotate the "e".
In FCP X, I'd create to title clips using the Custom title template. Place both inside a Compound Clip. Keyframe the "e" to rotate in it's own clip. The rest of the letters in the other clip. I'm not at an FCP station now, but I think there is even an Earthquake effect you could simply apply to the CC.
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