Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Here's how you create cinematic, organic, and visually stunning motion graphics that truly stand out. Download my FREE Guide to Mastering Cinematic Motion Design → motionscience.tv/guide
In this tutorial, Cameron from Motion Science demonstrates how to recreate the "Invisible Man" titles in After Effects. Drawing inspiration from Deva Studios' original creation, Cameron walks viewers through the process of creating 3D extruded text, manipulating lights, and adding subtle animation nuances to achieve a cinematic motion design. The tutorial also touches upon the importance of organic motion design techniques and offers a glimpse into using the Dehancer Pro plugin for film emulation.
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0:00 - Introduction to the Tutorial
0:15 - Inspiration from Deva Studios
0:45 - Mention of the Free Guide on Cinematic Motion Design
1:20 - Starting with After Effects: Creating a New Composition
1:50 - Setting Up the Background and Typography
2:40 - Making the Text 3D: Extrusion and Beveling
3:20 - Adding and Adjusting Lights for Depth and Shadows
4:30 - Animating the Text and Camera Movement
5:40 - Enhancing the Animation with Subtle Disappearance Effects
6:30 - Addressing Anomalies and Fine-Tuning the Animation
7:20 - Final Touches: Using Dehancer Pro and Color Correction
8:10 - Conclusion and Reminder about the Free Guide
Here's how you create cinematic, organic, and visually stunning motion graphics that truly stand out. Download my FREE Guide to Mastering Cinematic Motion Design → motionscience.tv/guide
In this tutorial, Cameron from Motion Science demonstrates how to recreate the "Invisible Man" titles in After Effects. Drawing inspiration from Deva Studios' original creation, Cameron walks viewers through the process of creating 3D extruded text, manipulating lights, and adding subtle animation nuances to achieve a cinematic motion design. The tutorial also touches upon the importance of organic motion design techniques and offers a glimpse into using the Dehancer Pro plugin for film emulation.
Dehancer Pro Film Emulation: Save 10% on Dehancer with code MOTIONSCIENCE
Join my Motion Science Membership to get instant access to my courses, workshops, and community. Click to start: tinyurl.com/mrxn784s
Level Up Your Looks With These Texture Packs:
bit.ly/filmtextures
bit.ly/grungepack
How I Organize My Creative Ideas:
bit.ly/workflowynotes
The Music I Use:
bit.ly/epid-sound
Follow Motion Science:
Instagram: instagram.com/motionscience
Pinterest: pinterest.com/motionscience
Website: motionscience.tv
0:00 - Introduction to the Tutorial
0:15 - Inspiration from Deva Studios
0:45 - Mention of the Free Guide on Cinematic Motion Design
1:20 - Starting with After Effects: Creating a New Composition
1:50 - Setting Up the Background and Typography
2:40 - Making the Text 3D: Extrusion and Beveling
3:20 - Adding and Adjusting Lights for Depth and Shadows
4:30 - Animating the Text and Camera Movement
5:40 - Enhancing the Animation with Subtle Disappearance Effects
6:30 - Addressing Anomalies and Fine-Tuning the Animation
7:20 - Final Touches: Using Dehancer Pro and Color Correction
8:10 - Conclusion and Reminder about the Free Guide
