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Aetuts+ Hollywood Movie Title Series – Back To The Future Part 2

Aetuts+ Hollywood Movie Title Series – Back To The Future Part 2

on Sep 2nd 2011 with 2 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Requirements: After Effects and the Assets
  • Difficulty: Intermediate
  • Run Time: 35:18 min
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This entry is part 14 of 30 in the series Hollywood Movie Titles

Hollywood Movie Titles

In this 2 part tutorial we will create the title of one of my favorite movie series, Back to the Future! This title will be created entirely using native After Effects plugins and with a little help using Photoshop 3D we’ll animate a 3D model of a DeLorean and composite them together.

Download 3d model of the DeLorean

Download Back to the Future Font

Tutorial

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File size: 249 MB

Series Navigation«Aetuts+ Hollywood Movie Title Series – Back To The Future Part 1Aetuts+ Hollywood Movie Title Series – Harry Potter V2»
 
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Discussion 2 Comments

  1. Mad Michel says:
    September 2, 2011 at 3:03 pm

    Hi Emanuele,

    I am more a “starter” with AE, but I think you can animate your DeLorean much easier in AE than in Photoshop – with the advantage of smoother movements: In Photoshop, just save your imported obj file as a psd file. In AE, you import this as a “Live Photoshop 3D” file, so your 3 dimensions are still alive. And with the automatically generated camera and/or the controller you can “lead” Doc Brown’s much better.
    Watch also Adobe’s video: http://www.adobe.com/go/lrvid4113_xp

    Ciao!

    MM

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