I'm working on crudely animated a SIMPLE wing flap with a cartoon bird I traced and illustrated (this is a practice run) rather than importing the entire 3-4 minute song?
Is it common workflow to just grab a few seconds of a video here and there (only where you're going to add animation) and then do those scenes in AE. It seems like the easiest thing to do is to get my edited video from FCP and bring it into AE and then composite in AE. I'm not sure if I have actually maintained transparency properly. A standard workflow would be to finalise your edit in FCP or Premiere Pro as much as possible, then use that as your base to composite the animation on top in After Effects. There is an Output Module in After Effects by default called "Lossless With Alpha".ĩ times out of 10 I find a better workflow is to do the actual compositing (layering the animation onto the video) within AE. Coomon formats for this are Quicktime Animation codec, or Quicktime PNG codec. The alpha channel defines which parts of the video are transparent. If you have maintained transparency properly in your Illustrator work and animation, you can output video files with an alpha channel. What's the normal workflow when doing this? I'm confident I can figure it out but just want to know the best way/normal way to do it. I wasn't sure how to composite that onto my FCP video and so here I am. I exported a 10 second cartoon I made of flowers lip syncing to the audio track that I'm doing the video for and when I rendered, the background was white. Would I do this in After Effects? Or would I export from After Effects and then do the overlaying in Final Cut Pro (which I'm using to edit my videos)? what's the best way to incorporate that into my live clip? Let's say i have a girl singing and want the bird to fly across the screen, or onto her shoulder. If I've illustrated and animated a character (flower, or bird, or cartoon person dancing). are their good tutorials online regarding this subject (creating, drawing, animating cartoons to use as stand alone cartoons and also to embed over live footage)? I'm aware of but wasn't sure if they have this sort of tutorial. I have tons of Q's so maybe it's best to ask this question first. Small stuff like cute flying birds, suns, flowers, small characters, etc. I've been using Illustrator to draw up some 2D cartoons and then learning how to animate them and incorporate them into music videos. I have been doing massive research on things I need to learn and have a few questions.
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