Channel: VideoFort

Category: Film & Animation

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Description: Get our CEO's new book, Become a Content Brand HERE: bit.ly/videofortbook This book is the culmination of 10 years of creating content for over 180 brands like Redbull, Coldwell Banker, Amazon, Sandisk, Boeing and Marriott Hotels. If you want to learn the secrets on how we built up a multi-million dollar video production agency + a stock footage company that brings in over $150k in passive revenue a year, you need to check out "Become a Content Brand." In this tutorial I'll show you how Kevin Parry does his mirror trick in the forest vine video. Kevin Parry is known for creating some pretty intense movie magic on Instagram, Vine, and YouTube. As an incredible stop motion animator he's worked for one of the major animation companies, Laika. If you like Zach King's videos you'll like Kevin Parry as well definitely check out his stuff on Instagram @kevinbparry. I know I sped through this tutorial in order to keep it short but the real take away from this is to spend time on your transition between clips/cuts. Finese that and you'll have a pretty awesome piece of movie magic. Get familiar with keyframing the position, rotation, and scale parameters in order to get a great transition from one clip to the next. Before starting this tutorial watch the one I made on moving through mirrors so you get a better understanding on how to create these movie magic tricks: youtu.be/0R67XcTCNWQ SUBSCRIBE to the channel for weekly tutorials: youtube.com/videofort Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/videofort Follow us on Instagram for behind the scenes: instagram.com/videofort • For this tutorial, I use Adobe After Effects CC 2017. No plugins are required. Video tutorial by Max Bard @magicbard KEYS TO SUCCESS: • Duplicate your footage & flop the image. • Use the scale, position, and rotation parameters to match clips. • Time remap to speed up and slowed down portions. For example when your camera gets close to the mirror. Please leave a like if this helped you and if you have any questions or want to learn a certain effect please let me know in the comments section and I'll get to it ASAP.