Uploaded November 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Tutorial on how to make you own Dreamworks MM and Dreamworks HtTYD Intro as seen in the beginning of Megamind and How To Train Your Dragon, in Full HD!
Needed software:
- After Effects CS4, CS5, CS5.5, CS6, CC...
- Blender 2.79b from download.blender.org/release/Blender2.79
Mac users can install this font: fontpalace.com/font-details/Constantia
1.) Unzip the Downloaded ZIP Folder.
1.1) If using Mac, install font.
2.) Open the Blender file in Blender.
2.1) Right click to select the letters.
2.2) Press TAB to toggle edit mode.
2.3) Resize by pressing the S key and moving your mouse. Left click to confirm.
2.4) Move letter by left clicking and draging the red arrows.
2.5) Select all letters and insert a keyframe by pressing the I key and selecting LocScale.
2.6) Press Animation to render the fly-in of the letters.
3.) Open the After Effects file in After Effects.
3.1) Select Composition, then Add to Render Queue.
3.2) Click the link next to Output Module, choose H.264 and check Audio Output.
3.3) Click Render.
Vote for the next tutorial: ballyweg.net/tutorials.html
If you upload your intro, I'd be glad for some credits!
Enjoy!
Watch in Full HD!
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Free Template Files: ballyweg.net/dreamworks-mm-httyd.html
Tutorial on how to make you own Dreamworks MM and Dreamworks HtTYD Intro as seen in the beginning of Megamind and How To Train Your Dragon, in Full HD!
Needed software:
- After Effects CS4, CS5, CS5.5, CS6, CC...
- Blender 2.79b from download.blender.org/release/Blender2.79
Mac users can install this font: fontpalace.com/font-details/Constantia
1.) Unzip the Downloaded ZIP Folder.
1.1) If using Mac, install font.
2.) Open the Blender file in Blender.
2.1) Right click to select the letters.
2.2) Press TAB to toggle edit mode.
2.3) Resize by pressing the S key and moving your mouse. Left click to confirm.
2.4) Move letter by left clicking and draging the red arrows.
2.5) Select all letters and insert a keyframe by pressing the I key and selecting LocScale.
2.6) Press Animation to render the fly-in of the letters.
3.) Open the After Effects file in After Effects.
3.1) Select Composition, then Add to Render Queue.
3.2) Click the link next to Output Module, choose H.264 and check Audio Output.
3.3) Click Render.
Vote for the next tutorial: ballyweg.net/tutorials.html
If you upload your intro, I'd be glad for some credits!
Enjoy!
Watch in Full HD!
ballyweg.net
