Harry Frank's Video Rock for Particular
Great motion graphics often begin with the designer's asset library of design elements. The challenge is finding good libraries to work with. “Video Rock: Volume 1” is focused around a retro theme that includes primitives, doodles and wireframes. It's a terrific collection of pre-rendered design and particle elements that will finesse your current project and enhance your design library for future projects.
Features
This collection offers 13 After Effects sample projects, plus a set of 28 After Effects transition and embellishment compositions.
- Quickly create vintage- and retro-style motion graphics.
- Use premade compositions to embellish your existing designs.
- Choose from 13 projects to use as your own.
- Includes over 70 animated & pre-keyed elements.
- Uses great particle software like Trapcode Particular.
System Requirements
Requires Trapcode Particular 1.5 or 2.0 and After Effects CS3 and CS4 for render output.
About the Artist
Harry Frank is an accomplished motion designer, community leader and creative lecturer based in Los Angeles, CA. He has worked with distinguished clients such as NBC, Blur Studio, Digital Kitchen, Salt, Justin Harder, Slaqr, and Digital Arts magazine.
An active member of the motion design community, Harry runs a popular motion design portal,www.graymachine.com, which offers motion design tips, tutorials, articles, training & resources. He recently launched a social networking site called The Motion Exchange which connects motion design artists, companies and groups. Harry is a former instructor for the College for Creative Studies and Media Power in Detroit, as well as a lecturer and presenter at user group meetings and festivals across the country, such as NAB, the Chicago Motion Graphics Festival, AENY, and DMALA.
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