Learn how I used the Motion Designer’s Toolkit 2 with Cinema 4D and After Effects to create a detailed background and multi-layer text effect with a dynamic sci-fi look.
Dynamic Sci-Fi Look
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Now, I don’t want to be rude, but this tutorial is way to “complex” explained. I actually got lost while watching it and I own all them products.
You move way to fast from one thing to another. Even for people that do this on every day basis.
Don’t get me wrong, in your vision, you know where to go from step to step, but this one was way to fast.
Keep the pace down from 5 to 3 for beginners and intermediates.
Loved the tutorial but I had to review it twice and pause once and a while to keep up.
Hope this is a contribution for upcoming tutorials.
Greetings and best wishes.
I disagree, I thought the tutorial was very clear. I consider myself pretty intermediate in after effects, but I could follow this pretty easily. Besides, it’s already 35 minutes, I don’t think I would want it any longer.
Great job, John! I’ve been using Digital Juice editors toolkits and motion designer toolkits at my workplace for a while now, I gave a big THANK YOU to my boss when he bought them. They are HUGE time-savers!
This is a walk-through intended to inspire viewers with what’s possible, demonstrating how I work, It’s not a step-by-step spoon-feed. Keep practicing Christoph and perhaps come back to it some time in the future. Best wishes, John.
What font did you use for the text?
Bitsumishi.
For me: A very useful overview to Motion Designer Toolkit and the Juicer toolkit. Thanks for this!
You’re welcome Uwe.
wow
very nice
i love this
wow
John Dickinson you very clever
I live in Palestine
I love this television work wonderful
And will follow your work very unique and exciting
hi, John how are you, I am thinking to learn about after effect could you please tell me which book will be best to start after effect but should be available in india because i am from india delhi
Hi Dev, perhaps if you have access to one of the classroom-in-a-book books by Adobe, that would be a good place to start… Best, John
This was excellent. A TON of techniques squeezed into 36 minutes. Thank you so much.
I appreciate that you stress making things your own and unique instead of cookie-cutting it.