Add a shape layer with a stroke only and draw a path through the center of the characters using the minimum number of points possible to write over the text that follows the same path you would follow when using a pen but not lifting it off the paper.Create and position all of the text you want to reveal on a single layer.The easy way to create a text write on animation is to: Make sure they know what they are talking about. Even setting up the original type layers was poorly demonstrated and did not use tools available that make alignment and positioning both accurate and simple. The only thing that tutorial demonstrates is a way to kind of sorta get a write on effect to look kind of ok if you don't look very close and you don't care much about your final product. Inefficient and it leaves out a lot of critical steps. I'm trying to make this Smooth Text Animation in After Effects - After Effects Tutorial - Writing and Masking - YouTubeīut with a blocky font instead of cursive Though I don't know how accepted the answer on this and I don't think I'm using a shape layer. To add additional texture, some Blood Assets were used as paint splatter accents. After rotating and positioning to her desired layout, she then applies various Blending Modes to achieve unique looks, such as Soft Light, Color Dodge, and Overlay. Using brush stroke assets PremiereGal overlays some onto her footage. There are other tricks to play with the color, but you can use at your discretion.
The drop the Posterize Effect onto the footage Increase the complexity of the lines to around 7 Refine turbulent displace by changing it to a Horizontal Displacementįor the displacement size, bring it way down, to around 2 Using brush stroke assets from FootageCrate PremiereGal has developed some motion-graphic tricks that you can use in your own videos.Īfter dropping on a vignette and playing with the colors, PremiereGal applies the Turbulent Displace effect (which is included in Premiere Pro) PremiereGal teaches us some really awesome techniques in this Jessica Jones intro inspired tutorial!
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