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How-To Nature Video: Learning a new software (Adobe Audition CC) to scrub the audio for the video. This was a difficult all-nighter, but a very rewarding one. Now that I know how to clean up poor audio I can apply that skill to all of my videos in the future.

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How-To Nature Video: Photoshopping continued... Beginning to add the flowers from the inspiration photo

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How-To Nature Video: Photoshopping one of the final images. Cleaning up the water.

Left: Original photo

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How-To Nature Video: A collection of the 30+ Gigabytes of footage we captured for our how-to video.

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Cinemagraph: A video of my final cinemagraph. The gif upload feature would not display the animated gif correctly so I had to create a looped video for the purpose of this process site.

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Cinemagraph: Test footage for cinemagraph.

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Cinemagraph: Original footage for the cinemagraph.

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How-To Nature Video: From our trip to Sedona in search of a great location for our how-to nature video.

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Cinemagraph: Plays in edit-mode, but not once uploaded. Figuring it out.

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Cinemagraph: First cinemagraph

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Poster Animation: Final animation.

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Poster Animation: Possibly my final animation. I still have a few more tweaks

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Poster Animation: 

*Spongebob narrator’s voice: “2000 years later”

It took me 3.5 hours to separate my poster into individual Ai layers so that I could import them into Ae. Little did I know that importing multiple layers from Ai to Ae means that you have to import them ONE AT A TIME! 63 layers later, I think I’m finally ready to start the animation process.

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After Effects Tutorial: My After effects tutorial for GRA 422 Motion Graphics