Adding 3D Text to Live Action Footage in After Effects

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Adding 3D Text to Live Action Footage in After Effects

English | 27m | Video: 720p

You've seen it on Naked and Afraid, Fringe, and movie trailers with Rotten Tomatoes scores: 3D text that appears in live action footage, reacting to lighting and camera moves as if it was built and shot on set.

This class demonstrates:

using 3D Camera Tracker to track live action footage
creating basic 3D text
lighting 3D text convincingly
bonus tips on creating realism

This class is geared towards all users of After Effects CC. Basic understanding of 3D space and lighting for film production is a plus, but not required.

More info - https://skl.sh/2KWElaz