Animation of a Samuel L. Jackson Pulp Fiction speech in type
Ivan | Thu, 2007-03-08 05:49Commenting on this Blog entry is closed.
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that's brilliant
Aww man, it ended just when it was getting good!
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work with pete!
that was an AWESOME display of animated typography..
edit >
I haven't been able to find any other of this guys work, the closest i came was his dead website :( jarratmoody.com
would love to see more of his stuff..
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Architectural Technician - Multimedia Designer
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Don't know whether you misspelled his website, but I did a little research too and found him unter http://jarrattmoody.com/ :)
OH HOT DAMN!!
okok so hooked on phonics didn't help me 100% i admit it, i'm a fraud for their ads!
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Architectural Technician - Multimedia Designer
www.ArchMedia.us
This is really sweet. What app is used for animations like this? After Effects? Motion? I've been wanting to look into learning about motion graphics, but I don't even know where to start.
in my opinion, or the approach i would have taken, is set up all the typography and the images in Illustrator then animate it in After Effects using motion and masks to reveal the typography as he needs it.
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Architectural Technician - Multimedia Designer
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Really cool. I've tried similar things although having a strong dialogue behind it really makes it really stand out.