Examples

by Pierre MICHEL

Trailer for the 12th polar festival in paris.
"Pierre Michel has recently posted two intense spots, one for AVP and one called Polar 2007. Each uses vfx-powered visuals and water-based tableaux to create drama, but I find the editing and sound design to be just as powerful as the imagery. Both spots have a kind of a over-the-top, melodramatic flair that some may be turned off by, but personally I want to crawl into these worlds and hang out for a bit." (motionographer)

by Sebastian Langnickel

I created the particle cloud with AE and Trapcode Partikular v2. The tv bumper is made for MaxTv Dubai and produced by a german post company "Acht Frankfurt visual catering".

by Pierre MICHEL

"Pierre Michel’s pierremichel.net/ latest film , “Fire Flower,” is an abstract vision of sensuality with hints of alchemical mysticism. Like Pierre’s other films, this project derives its power from an intense focus on texture and color backed by a dramatic soundtrack." (motionographer)

by KU-SCHNEIDER

"This is a video for the launch of a new identity for the danish communication design company Aakjærs. The idea for the video was to communicate the core values of the new identity in an abstract, subtle and visually beautiful way."

by Esteban Diácono

"I've used Trapcode Particular 2 to create the particles, of course, and two Trapcode Sound Keys layers to drive the position, velocity and a few turbulence and spin parameters." Esteban's site: estebandiacono.tv

by Najork

Testing out Trapcode Particular 2, ON THE STREET! Sound design by skeletonsuit.com - Shot with a little Canon SD960. Tracked with PFHoe Pro pfhoe.com

by KU-SCHNEIDER

Part of my bachelor project in Media Production, University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt, Germany, 2008. Features music by Alva Noto & Ryuichi Sakamoto (with friendly permission of the artist).

by Rami Lob

Experimental Work created with After Effects & Particular 2

by rpgamer2003

Something more abstract if you will. Music from musopen.com.

VITAL "Airport" - by VITAL 

This video illustrates Particular's ability to produce both the fireworks and the resulting smoke effects.

Use Particular to create realistic fireworks displays.

This example shows using the Smokelet particle type to simulate flying through clouds. Turn left and right by keyframing the camera's Rotation Z property — the rest is done with expressions. If you'd like to fly more through the clouds, try decreasing the Wind Y value.

It's all an illusion, of course! The camera is in fact standing still and the particles are driven towards the camera using Physics>Wind. The sky is created with a simple After Effects Ramp on a 2D layer that is expressed to rotate with the camera.

This title treatment, inspired by Sex in the City the Movie, uses a lot of our products. Trapcode Form generates the lights on the text, while Trapcode Particular makes the glints from the lights. Red Giant Warp creates the reflection, and Knoll Light Factory Pro creates the camera flashes.

This motion graphics background uses Trapcode Particular for the particles. It uses Magic Bullet Looks to create the green colorization, the glow, the blur, and the vignette.

This shot, inspired by Star Wars the Arcade Game (circa 1983), used Red Giant PlaneSpace in setting up the 3D elements (ship, asteroids), Red Giant Text Anarchy for the text elements, and Trapcode Particular for the explosions and stars.

ASCENSION from chris lavelle on Vimeo.

The finished piece. An experimental piece based around particle system generated by music and sound, pieced together to create a narrative of a cycle of life. Hopefully reflecting warmth, confusion discomfort and peace. This is the final version. Using Trapcode particular 2 and after effects. oh! and soundkeys.

By Tiny Inventions

An animated dark comedy about a vacationing couple's encounter with a man they believe to be the Zodiac Killer.  Based on a true story. Direction/Animation/Design/Writing:  Max Porter & Ru Kuwahata - For an extensive making-of visit:  tinyinventions.com/blog/?p=317

iPod/iPad friendly version on Vimeo.