Hardware and Software post: introduction in Premiere Pro and setting up Aftereffects
Hardware
The hardware used in this project gave me the tools to create something unique. For the camera shots I used a Leica camera that was storing data into a 16GB SD card. I imported the content I wanted to use through an SD card to C cable adaptor and into my 13 inches Apple Mac Book Pro with 2GHZ and 8core processor.
For steady shots I will be using a tripod so that I would avoid unsteady shots.
For the creation of the character I was using Adobe Photoshop. The process of the character creation is showcased in this post
You can also see the testing phase in the Premiere Pro part of the project in this post
Before entering the After Effects part of the project I edited the project so that it was ready for the testing in the program
I imported 3 new settings that would be included in the final project and I experimented with the scale of the character and his position.
This is the character before the scale decrease
This is the character after I scaled him up to fit the setting
In this last screen shot I moved the character's position on the Y and X axis so it would look like he stands on the side of the koi pond.
Afterwards I needed to change the scale of the character every time I changed the camera angle. That is why I used the razor tool to cut the asset that controlled the character and make an individual clip for the duration of the scene. After that I accessed the effects panel and changed the characters position.
This camera angle is a long-shot of the character were his full body covers the whole screen. This is why the scale of the character needed to be increased from the last scene.
I repeated the process again to create this small scene were I would try to add a shadow effect on Aftereffects.
I saved this project as "Testing" and imported it on After effects











Very good technical work - well done
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