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Description In this course Chad Troftgruben will review how to properly composite footage using Adobe After Effects CC. He starts off by discussing how to use specific filming techniques when it comes to compositing. Next he'll show you how to create a project complete with pre-composing your footage, masking, tracking, keying, animating, stabilizing, and color correction. You'll also learn how to construct elements missing from footage, add realistic elements like shadows, and much more. 1. Introduction What You Will Learn in this Course Prerequistis for this Course Explanation of the Exercise Files Creating a Keyable Green Screen Explanation of Filming the Subject Explanation of Filming the Background Examining Use of Diffused Lighting Using Proper Camera Equipment 2. Preparing Your Project File Importing and Interpreting Footage Setting Your Footage Inside a Comp Creating Our First Precomp Cleaning up the Project Panel 3. Tracking and Masking the Skateboard Creating a Null Object for Tracking Data Tracking the Wheels Creating a Solid Layer Masking the Skateboard Creating the Skateboard Track Matte Feathering and Expanding the Mask Correcting the Mask Parenting Your Mask to the Tracking Data Animating the Mask Polishing the Mask Animation Adding in the Background Footage 4. Keying, Stabilizing and Animating Footage Using KeyLite Applying Warp Stabilizer to the Background Adjusting Warp Stabilizer Settings Other Methods for Fixing the Tiling Issue Creating Movement for the Subject Adding Rotation to the Subject 5. Building the Rear Wheels Creating the Rear Wheels Precomp Masking out the Rear Wheels Scaling and Positioning the Rear Wheels Correcting the Parallax Effect Making Further Corrections with Easy Ease 6. Adding the Exhaust Footage Creating a Precomp for Exhaust Tracking Creating Null Object for Exhaust Tracking Data Tracking the Exhaust Port Correcting the Exhaust Port Track Copying Tracking Data to your Precomp Applying Exhaust Footage to Composition Correcting the Tracking Movement Color Correcting the Exhaust Footage More Corrections to Exhaust Footage Looping the Exhaust Footage Copying Exhaust Footage for Second Port Creating a Precomp for Organization 7. Building the Bottom of the Skateboard Preparing the Wood Texture Darkening the Wood Texture Applying Fast Blur and Bezier Warp Shaping the Texture Animating the Texture's Scale and Position Hiding the Texture Correcting Texture Movements Animating the Texture's Color 8. Replacing the Exhaust Port and Foot Building the Foot Creating Tracking Data for the Foot Correcting Movement for Foot Creating the Exhaust Port Correcting Movement for Exhaust Port Polishing the Board, Foot and Exhaust Port 9. Applying Color Correction Color Correcting the Background Color Correcting the Skin Tracking the Face for Correction Sharpening and Brightening the Face Coloring the Back Wheels 10. Creating the Subject's Shadow Duplicating the Subject Layer Precomposing the Shadow Altering the Layer's Appearance Positioning the Shadow 11. Adding a Shakey Cam Effect Preparing Shaky Cam Footage Tracking the Shaky Cam Footage Applying the Tracking Data to Your Assets Correcting For Any Gaps 12. Conclusion Polishing and Final Touches Final Thoughts Related Torrents
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