Creating the credits
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We sped up a clip of Chris's name being written by 400% of the original speed. We then imported the sped up writing clip and a clip of Chris's face into an After Effects composition. The writing was placed on top of and to the right of Chris's face, and color keying and masking were used to combine the clips onto one background and remove blurriness around Chris's head and shoulder. The completed composition was then rendered and exported to Premiere Pro.
Creating the credits
- 2. Take the writing clip of Chris’s name and speed it up.
- 3. We then speed it up 400% of its original speed making it 4 times faster.
- 4. Then we export it making sure the all the settings are correct.
- 5. We then get it to render in adobe media encoder.
- 6. Then import it in to adobe after effects along with the clip of his face as well, and put them in to one composition.
- 7. We then put the writing on top of the shot of Chris and edit Chris’s clip shorter, we then place the writing to the right of Chris.
- 8. We then used the linear colour key effect on the writing to make it look like it is all on one back ground.
- 9. We then used the mask tool to get rid of the blurriness around the had and to get rid of the shoulder.
- 10. We then uses key frames to move the mask so that it follows his had to get rid of the blurriness.
- 11. We then drag the correct comp into the render queue where we have to change the format.
- 12. Change where its being saved to and then hit render to export it in to premier.