A lot of factors come into play when rendering your work, but learning how to make the best use of these features will help immeasurably in making your renders more efficient.
Standard transitions between scenes are certainly useful and “standard” for a reason, but there’s also an art to matching the content of your video between edits.
Using 2D elements is a simple way to add a lot of fun and energy to your videos. You can add them in small instances, or they can comprise your entire aesthetic.
Even the best 3D modelers can spend days on assets that only end up existing as background. Using 3D models from Pond5 instead can save some serious time.
Replacing logos and signs is a great way to customize your footage. When the camera is moving, you need to track the movement to realistically replace a graphic.
Vertical video skeptics now have a reason to flip their editing timeline. Instagram’s new IGTV (Instagram TV) allows users to upload up to one hour of vertical video content.
Making objects or text react to sound automatically is easier than you think. With the help of After Effects expressions, you can do it in less than five minutes.
There’s more than one way to get footage with a great tilt-shift miniature effect: you can shoot with a tilt-shift lens, or you can recreate the look in After Effects.