Comments on: Tutorial #8: Wall Explosion http://www.movingwithmotion.com/tutorial-8-wall-explosion/ Thu, 26 Jan 2012 11:43:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: stephen http://www.movingwithmotion.com/tutorial-8-wall-explosion/comment-page-1/#comment-125 stephen Tue, 12 Apr 2011 15:00:17 +0000 http://www.movingwithmotion.com/?p=341#comment-125 The more complicated the project becomes the slower Motion plays it back and the longer it takes for FCP to render the Motion project file. I've found when it becomes to complicated it is just easier to export the project instead of render it in FCP. If it is possible to break your project into pieces that is better, the less complex the project the faster it plays back. Hope this helps and best of luck. The more complicated the project becomes the slower Motion plays it back and the longer it takes for FCP to render the Motion project file. I've found when it becomes to complicated it is just easier to export the project instead of render it in FCP. If it is possible to break your project into pieces that is better, the less complex the project the faster it plays back. Hope this helps and best of luck.

]]> By: Chris Lynx Arroyo http://www.movingwithmotion.com/tutorial-8-wall-explosion/comment-page-1/#comment-123 Chris Lynx Arroyo Sun, 10 Apr 2011 22:35:08 +0000 http://www.movingwithmotion.com/?p=341#comment-123 Wow! Thanks for the tip. I have been able to create really good animations based on the info you've giving me. I had a question for you: How do you animate doing your work flow. Let's say you have a clip that its going to have lots of animation involved. Lets say its a two minutes clip. Do you take only sections of that clip from FCP to Motion and then take it back once your are done with that section or do you take the whole clip into motion? The reason I am asking that is because a few months ago I did not have any problems moving back and forth from one to the other and rendering in FCP, but right now with clip that are even shorter in duration I am having both motion and FCP crush and not being able to render. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks Wow! Thanks for the tip. I have been able to create really good animations based on the info you've giving me. I had a question for you:

How do you animate doing your work flow. Let's say you have a clip that its going to have lots of animation involved. Lets say its a two minutes clip. Do you take only sections of that clip from FCP to Motion and then take it back once your are done with that section or do you take the whole clip into motion?

The reason I am asking that is because a few months ago I did not have any problems moving back and forth from one to the other and rendering in FCP, but right now with clip that are even shorter in duration I am having both motion and FCP crush and not being able to render.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks

]]> By: stephen http://www.movingwithmotion.com/tutorial-8-wall-explosion/comment-page-1/#comment-85 stephen Tue, 26 Oct 2010 13:25:22 +0000 http://www.movingwithmotion.com/?p=341#comment-85 Sounds like you are working on a fun project. I have found if I'm just sliding a graphic in it is easiest to key frame it because everything happens so fast. If I bring something in and hold it for a while and let go I use the match move behavior. It does a great job of keeping the object in my hand. Then I Convert the behavior to keyframes so I can let go of the object and it won't follow my hand. If you leave the behavior it jumps when the behavior ends. And then I can animate it in if my hand moved to fast into the shot and the behavior could not keep up. If you see my fingers and there is not a lot of movement I use a track point mask which is covered in my <a href="http://store.creativecow.net/p/78/moving_with_motion" rel="nofollow">Moving with Motion training DVD</a>. Hope this information is of help and best of luck. Sounds like you are working on a fun project. I have found if I'm just sliding a graphic in it is easiest to key frame it because everything happens so fast. If I bring something in and hold it for a while and let go I use the match move behavior. It does a great job of keeping the object in my hand. Then I Convert the behavior to keyframes so I can let go of the object and it won't follow my hand. If you leave the behavior it jumps when the behavior ends. And then I can animate it in if my hand moved to fast into the shot and the behavior could not keep up. If you see my fingers and there is not a lot of movement I use a track point mask which is covered in my Moving with Motion training DVD. Hope this information is of help and best of luck.

]]> By: Chris Lynx Arroyo http://www.movingwithmotion.com/tutorial-8-wall-explosion/comment-page-1/#comment-84 Chris Lynx Arroyo Tue, 26 Oct 2010 10:50:11 +0000 http://www.movingwithmotion.com/?p=341#comment-84 Thanks for the info, I purchased the video already and has helped tons. I working with an ESL project in which I have talents on a green screen explain the a b c of a second language. I thought in some of the tricks you've done on your videos for example when your are able to grab ahold of a graphic that's 3d and move it with your hand. I think it would be a nice addition to my talents being able to play with letter and sentences while explaining the in and outs of a second language. So if you can lead me on the right direction I would appreciate it. Thanks Thanks for the info, I purchased the video already and has helped tons. I working with an ESL project in which I have talents on a green screen explain the a b c of a second language. I thought in some of the tricks you've done on your videos for example when your are able to grab ahold of a graphic that's 3d and move it with your hand. I think it would be a nice addition to my talents being able to play with letter and sentences while explaining the in and outs of a second language. So if you can lead me on the right direction I would appreciate it. Thanks

]]> By: stephen http://www.movingwithmotion.com/tutorial-8-wall-explosion/comment-page-1/#comment-73 stephen Mon, 20 Sep 2010 14:55:48 +0000 http://www.movingwithmotion.com/?p=341#comment-73 Chris, Great question. For the Moving with Motion training DVD I used <a href="http://www.videocopilot.net/products/dsfx/" rel="nofollow">Video Copilot's Designer Sound FX</a>. This SFX library is a must have. It is well worth the money. As for the Wall Explosion tutorial I used Sound Effects for <a href="http://www.digitaljuice.com/products/product_volumes.asp?pvid=14" rel="nofollow">Digital Juice's Sound FX Library</a> Volume 01. Best of luck on your projects. Chris,
Great question. For the Moving with Motion training DVD I used Video Copilot's Designer Sound FX. This SFX library is a must have. It is well worth the money.

As for the Wall Explosion tutorial I used Sound Effects for Digital Juice's Sound FX Library Volume 01. Best of luck on your projects.

]]> By: Chris Lynx Arroyo http://www.movingwithmotion.com/tutorial-8-wall-explosion/comment-page-1/#comment-72 Chris Lynx Arroyo Sun, 12 Sep 2010 20:46:43 +0000 http://www.movingwithmotion.com/?p=341#comment-72 I rather have a question. I've purchased the Moving with Motion DVD training and I found it to be more than useful. But you have not mention anything about the sound effects you used. For example I love the one where the camera flies from one place to another. Did you created your own with Soundtrack Pro. Or do you have a website where you purchase them? I rather have a question. I've purchased the Moving with Motion DVD training and I found it to be more than useful. But you have not mention anything about the sound effects you used. For example I love the one where the camera flies from one place to another. Did you created your own with Soundtrack Pro. Or do you have a website where you purchase them?

]]> By: Deyson Ortiz http://www.movingwithmotion.com/tutorial-8-wall-explosion/comment-page-1/#comment-65 Deyson Ortiz Sat, 28 Aug 2010 19:39:55 +0000 http://www.movingwithmotion.com/?p=341#comment-65 Hello, I wanted to congratulate you on your very nice website. Thank you! I can not wait to see what else you will be bringing us. :) Hello, I wanted to congratulate you on your very nice website. Thank you!

I can not wait to see what else you will be bringing us. :)

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