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how to make rocknrolla effect???

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13 Dec 2013 15:58 #35835 by MARMO
Hi would like to make a rocknrolla effect, but i found only tutorials quite short or incomplete for AE ... someone knows tutorials or plug ins for fcpx or motion?

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13 Dec 2013 18:57 #35852 by BenB
Can you post a sample of what this "rocknrolla" effect is? I've not hear of that.

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15 Dec 2013 00:18 #35922 by CMessineo
I think this is the effect he's talking about:



Marmo, You would definitely have to do that in Motion and Motion can do that, but it's beyond my talent. I would love to see a tutorial made for Motion too!

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15 Dec 2013 08:26 #35937 by MARMO
@ CMessineo, that's definitely what I meant. Ifound something for Adobe Effect but nothing for Motion or Final Cut. I'm stating now trying to use Motion and FCPX in a more accurate and pro way, but really I'm not able to do something like that, and I really need it for a project that I'm working on. Thanx

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15 Dec 2013 10:34 - 15 Dec 2013 10:35 #35942 by jjsanderson
There's a tonne of stuff going on there. Lots of parallax layers stacked in depth with a (3D) camera move - most of it's pretty simple. My problem would be the design talent to judge when the picture treatment looked good.

One of Ripple Training's tutorials is reminiscent of the style, and I found it very useful for working in Motion generally: Creating Action End Titles in Motion 5.

[edit: hah! beaten by a couple of minutes! :) ]
Last edit: 15 Dec 2013 10:35 by jjsanderson. Reason: pre-empted!

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15 Dec 2013 13:45 #35955 by BenB
Each time the camera stops is a "scene". A camera behavior (Frame, I think) is used to make the camera move from one to the other. Each scene is very easy to set up. A parameter behavior (forget the name) is used to give the camera that hand held shake effect. Overall, a very simple process. The book "Apple Pro Training Series; Motion 5" has a lesson at the start of the book showing how to set up individual scenes and move a camera between them. This boom is also hands on, a huge plus.

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