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Captain America

 

March 15, 2012   Tags: , , , ,
Category: Contributors, FreeForm Pro, Mettle, ShapeShifter AE   3 Comments comments

ShapeShifter Ae and FreeForm Pro work together to save the world! Captain America’s shield can be made entirely in After Effects, leaving you more time to don that superhero outfit and race off to save the world. You don’t have to sit in front of your computer, wrestling with your 3D program, waiting for render passes.

Eran Stern has put together a great tutorial on how to create the shield and text. Check it out at  http://www.sternfx.com/tutorials/110 Awesome Eran! Thanks so much. Eran is an independent content creator and motion graphics artist.

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Nancy Eperjesy is a motion graphics professional with over 20 years experience. A graduate of both McGill University (BA Psychology) and Pratt Institute (BFA Visual Communications), she started off her career as a graphic designer. She began using After Effects when it was still called CoSa After Effects, and is an enthusiastic user. A partner at Mettle, she has been involved in the development of the Software Plug-ins: FreeForm V2, ShapeShifter AE, and FreeForm Pro.

3 Responses to “Captain America”

  1. Captain America to the rescue. with ShapeShifter and FreeForm Pro.

     

  2. I am impressed and I agree, the level of detail is excellent. The 3D displacement I see here, rivals and even betters, that of most dedicated 3D rendering engines. 3D displacement makes many renders choke. Your products crunch though it – no problem. We find ourselves depending on your products more and more and doing less and less in C4D. Thanks!

     
    • GFXPro
    • May 2, 2012 at 6:58 am
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  3. Aaaaaawesooome. I like. Level of detail you guys can get in After Effects is a big wow. I like the scratches, the mood, and the background. Mettle products work really well with Trapcode. Love your new site design. Keep on rockin!

    Woof woof.

     
    • Yodabarks
    • May 2, 2012 at 6:29 am
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