Hey all – a quick comp download for you guys. Very simple, but especially if done with a nice font, it can look really elegant. Font I used is Forma, which can be downloaded here:
Quick video of the project:
Download here:
For my Patreon Patrons, I made a simple, but effective comp available for download. Quick video of it:
For my tier 2 Patrons I provided a variation where you can easily create a text intro with the same animation. Just update the words/strings in the expression, and you’re done!
If you’re interested, please consider signing up to my Patreon page. You’ll get early access to some of my youtube videos and downloads, special downloads etc. Also, it helps me a bit too as I don’t generate any other income for my tutorials etc (I don’t monetize my videos). Would be nice to at least be able to cover my hosting costs!
Hey all – here a new tutorial I created. Also, find below a download of the comp file of the “countries-intro” (2nd clip shown in the introduction of the tutorial).
Download here:
This was available for my Patreon supporters earlier on, but now available to all. Please consider supporting me on Patreon if you appreciate my work!
Walk through here:
Another free template and walk through!
Note that there’s an exclusive Patron-only alternate template download available too (the 2nd one in original teaser). Find out more below!
https://www.patreon.com/ablackbirdcalledsue
Walk through here:
Download here:
For my tier 2 Patrons I also have a variation:
Hey all – a new free template for Blackmagic Fusion and Davinci Resolve 15 & Up.
For a quick walk through, see video below:
Download here:
EDIT: I created a slight variation of the template where I replaced the smoke with some sparks:
Short example of this one:
Hey all – just trying out a new format: Quick, relatively fast-paced tutorials!
This one is about a different way to create cool, Sci-Fi/Futuristic title animations.
Simon Ubsdell created an excellent tutorial on creating a better depth blur in Fusion. I did a slight modification to make it suit my purposes. Now and then I get approached to provide an example (as I left a comment under his video), so to make things easier I thought I’d make it available as a download.
The key change I made is that the custom tool now allows you to easily set the focus point and the depth of field (see sliders on the Controls tab of the Custom Tool). I didn’t re-create Simon’s colour correction etc, but these can of course be added.
If you’ve got any questions about this, drop me an email (ablackbirdcalledsue@gmail.com)
cheers, Okke
Hey all – some new cool templates, free to use 🙂
For some instructions, see video below:
Download the free comps & assets here:
Hey All – a new free template for you all! Works in Davinci Resolve 15 and Fusion. Please watch the video below for a very short introduction.
Download here: