- Create Rich 3D Text
- Animate 3D Scenes
- Create Custom Textures & Materials
- Integrate 3rd Party Applications
- Match 3D Text to Scene Movement
Creating Action End Titles in Motion 5 is a tutorial inspired by the closing end credits of hyper-action films like Smokin’ Aces. In this tutorial you’ll learn how to composite photographs with text and filters and then animate the elements to create an integrated, highly stylized, gritty title sequence.
About the Author: Mark Spencer
Mark Spencer is a bay-area based producer, editor, teacher and writer. Mark is also an Apple-certified instructor for Final Cut Pro and Motion 5 and the author or coauthor of 5 books on Motion, including the Apple Pro Training Series Motion 5, all from Peachpit Press.Full Bio
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Michael D. (verified owner) –
Wow! This has been the most inspired tutorial I have yet encountered in this category. Mark does a complete job coaching the student through this project. Just as a question was beginning to take shape in my mind, the very next exercise answered it. The clarification on using some of the color correction filters was very helpful; to an even greater degree was the exercise of creating additional scenes for this project. This was exactly what I did not even know I was looking for, (light bulb moment) but absolutely essential to building this type of project. Thanks for taking the time to put this one together.
Michael Dobray