Marlin Fishing
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12. Marlin Fishing
10 months ago
Do not go marlin fishing if you do not want to catch a deep sea diver.
Created for an online project that is meant to be a repository for videos that look like they were produced for $1.00. That should explain the animation style and quality of soundtrack.
Created for an online project that is meant to be a repository for videos that look like they were produced for $1.00. That should explain the animation style and quality of soundtrack.
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Jeremy Fuksa:Creative GeneralistDirector, voice
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great concept and artwork!
but, damn! how do u control the camera in AE so well? and make it kinda float like it? [wiggle never works for me :\ ] i would kill to understand how to do it well :]
I don't use The Wiggler to do that. Too random. There was a definite path mapped out for the camera. What I do to make it a little easier to do is create a Null object and then parent the camera to that null object. I use the Null to to all my 3D position and rotation keyframes and then only keyframe depth of field in the camera controls.
Hope that helps!