This track, selected in blue, supports V1 media, ie the clip of the lions. Select the gradient track and then add a Background track (Track / New Background). Reminder: Click on an image keyframe to select it. Use the two keyframes from the beginning and end of the effect to apply a value of -100 to the "Scale Stops" parameter with a linear interpolation (/). As we do not want the diameter of the gradient to change, we will edit the settings. Then stop the playback by pressing the "Stop" button and click on the first keyframe of the "Face" track, which will move the cursor to the beginning of the timeline. The diameter of the gradient is increasing gradually from beginning to end. View it by pressing the "Play" button in the "Composite Window" at the top right. This already has default gradient parameters and keyframes to animate it. I'll remind you that the selected track is light blue. All of a sudden, it's dark as night, with only your spotlight piercing the night.īefore making any settings changes, check the selected track. From the "animated gradients", select "Radial". Step 1 : Preparation of the effectįirst, choose a gradient. You will find these in the Boris Graffiti LIbrary Browser. Then you apply the Boris Graffiti video editing effect. If you do not have lions, you can use a herd of elephants, as long as they are walking. In Studio 12, I selected a video clip of a pride of lions that I put on the timeline. The spotlight on your 4x4 vehicle will accomplish this feat. I propose this time to awaken a pride of lions in the early morning, on the open savannah. So it's time to show you some creative uses of this titler. However, the first tutorials were all devoted to animated titles with some special effects. It seems I have said to you that Boris Graffiti was much more than a titler.
All Tutorials - Tutorials by Category / Author / Monthīy Le Papy - Last updated on Saturday, January 14, 2012Ĭategory: Boris Graffiti Tutorials - Previous tutorials
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