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Latest Training
Animated Glints that Make Digital Juice Fonts sparkle!
DJ Fonts and VideoTraxx HD - Adobe Premiere Training
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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23 User Comments
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
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!
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
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.
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! :)
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.
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.
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!
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?
Very good tutorial. I have learned something new in premiere pro that I did not know before.
Thanks a million.