The Glow Intensity-Technical Tutorial



Step one: You will need to know where exactly you want your flash to be. Refer back to your video to see where it should be incorporated.
Step two: Open up the effects tab, and click on glow, exposure, and blurriness. Once you have set those up, hit the position button to set a key frame for each of these.
Step three: Set another key frame under the same effects, and adjust to your liking. I wanted mine to be pretty bright, so I set the exposure up quite low and made my blurriness start to fade the picture along with that.
Step four: Once I was happy with how it looked, I had to make sure that the flash effect really fit into the rest of the project. Once the main character was in falling down into Maya, I made sure those two clips were connected and timed right to really fit the rest of the video.
Audience: This technical tutorial is intended for more beginning After Effects users. This was a really simple task to be completed, and really should be used by people that don't really fully understand how After Effects works.
Purpose: The purpose of this technique is to add some emphasis on the more fantastical parts of animation. It's really used to showcase how animation is incorporated into film, to make a much better product, than some boring realistic film. This adds dimension to a video, by adding the idea of magic and being transported into another world.
YouTube Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXI8hsCK6BA
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