
Hosted by Bohuš Blahut, Visual Effects Artist/Editor
RELEASE DATE: OCTOBER 9, 2009
By using simple tools within Premiere along with DJ Fonts, it's easy to create an animated glint on a logo.
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This is a great tutorial. I only use Premiere occasionally. This is a nice tutorial on doing more with DJ Fonts. Great. Make's purchase of fonts so worth it.
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This tutorial was great! One thing different...I did not have to nest to another sequence for the Track matte key to work for me. May the difference in revision? I am using
Premier Pro CS3.
Thanks much!
Duane Conatser
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Awesome. Thanks. I have CS3 and so also had trouble selecting "nest" (it wasn't there), so I simply took it to Adobe Media Encoder and made a Quicktime movie. The rest went very well and now I have a nice-looking glint. Thanks!
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Bohus or anyone. CS3 does not seem to have the "nest" command. Is there a workaround?
Am I missing something?
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tried multiple times with Premiere Pro CS3 and had no success. The nesting technique is a little confusing. Can you elaborate?
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Very good tutorial. I have learned something new in premiere pro that I did not know before.
Thanks a million.
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Hi...Bohus i' m always fascinated watching your tutorial. Give us more of your unprecedented knowledge. Can you simply do anything After Effect? its simply a request.
Amos Agogo Usibe
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Well, no... not everything can be done the same way as in After Effects. AE has many tools and plug-ins to make these sort of effects more automatic. My point isn't to propose Premiere as a replacement for AE, but to show how editors tend to underutilize many of the facilities buitl into Premiere.
Glad that you enjoyed the video. More to come!
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Thanks. Some one of these days I should be able to come up with something remarkable...I sure own enough of the DJ collection - now just to release the creative touches. Even though basic, these videos help inspire. Thanks
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Thanks Bohus for another great tutorial, It is always good to get a refresher on what we can do with the DJ Fonts and the other products from Digital Juice. Seems like every time I watch one of these tutorials I pick up on something new.
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nice ! how do you make the flash efect that you us to move to the next shot? plese show how to do this-thank you! :)
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I think you're referring to the transition. these are in your non-linear editor like sony Vegas and premier pro. or you can make your own using DJ's motion design tools.
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This is what makes that extra touch to our work to have it stand out. The touch of an artist. Thanks for the tip. t.
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Great stuff once again, Bohus! These are the kind of super-practical tutorials that so many of us love. For a less than seasoned vet like me, that little tip of nesting the tracks together to be able to move them around easier was a real "ah-ha" moment - thanks!
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Bohus,
Great tutorial but one question: Could you have used the 1st text track (in V2) as the track matte for the the white blurred box (in V3)as the glint?