flomotion | How to MASK and ROTOSCOPE in After Effects - Learn everything about masks (easy beginner tutorial) @flo.motion | Uploaded April 2020 | Updated October 2024, 16 hours ago.
Learn all about masks and roto in After Effects
In this upcoming tutorial by flomotion you will learn all about masks, rotoscoping and masking techniques you will EVER need.
You will learn how to create an easy compostion that is made out of different shots that we will combine into one shot using masks.
Learn how to create masks using the pen tool and how to adjust them.
I will also give useful tips and tricks ans well as many shortcuts and hidden features within after effects to make your workflow better and your speed faster.
All visual effects are created by layering multiple visual elements on top of each other. Masks are used to define which parts of these layers are visible and how these elements are combined into the final effect.
You will learn how to animate masks with keyframes, track masks and also how to work with mask paths.
I will show and explain all mask properties in detail.
Create funny split screen shots with this technique.
As a bonus I will give you many tips on how to set up your shots for convincing results and compositions. I will show you how to animate a handheld feel to the camera movement.
Follow me for more tutorials:
Website:
https://www.flomotion.eu/
Instagram:
instagram.com/flomotion.eu
Facebook:
facebook.com/flomotion.eu
YouTube:
youtube.com/flomotionEU
Learn all about masks and roto in After Effects
In this upcoming tutorial by flomotion you will learn all about masks, rotoscoping and masking techniques you will EVER need.
You will learn how to create an easy compostion that is made out of different shots that we will combine into one shot using masks.
Learn how to create masks using the pen tool and how to adjust them.
I will also give useful tips and tricks ans well as many shortcuts and hidden features within after effects to make your workflow better and your speed faster.
All visual effects are created by layering multiple visual elements on top of each other. Masks are used to define which parts of these layers are visible and how these elements are combined into the final effect.
You will learn how to animate masks with keyframes, track masks and also how to work with mask paths.
I will show and explain all mask properties in detail.
Create funny split screen shots with this technique.
As a bonus I will give you many tips on how to set up your shots for convincing results and compositions. I will show you how to animate a handheld feel to the camera movement.
Follow me for more tutorials:
Website:
https://www.flomotion.eu/
Instagram:
instagram.com/flomotion.eu
Facebook:
facebook.com/flomotion.eu
YouTube:
youtube.com/flomotionEU
