It's impossible... 18 minutes minimum. I should also clarify, the time it takes to develop the concept, tone and design for a sequence like this is probably months. That time is necessary and important. Time and attention in preproduction are what separates good animation from great animation. That's where the real work is done. The final animation is just the tip, of the tip, of the tip of the iceberg. It's a lot easier to trace over the Mona Lisa than it is to create the Mona Lisa in the first place.
@@meghansumbhe8827 I'm afraid so. For a beginner, you'll get a lot more out of figuring out the basics and experimenting with lots of projects. You'll get a lot more out of the course if you're more comfortable in AE. :D
@Ben Marriott Well done!! I work at Disney and have the actual project file for this sequence from Perception. I appreciate you calling out the time it took to realistically develop this. Since the movie was pushed back it was re-worked a few times...We received a v98!...Then I got to create the Russian, Portuguese, Italian and Spanish versions. :)
argeed. New creation is always time consuming due to experiments, getting feedbacks & using tonnes of resources. Re-creating existing work or copying is literally easy and very short time. (like 3 months of work reduce to 3 days of work, not 3 minutes !! LOL)
So simple and so effective, the more I learn about design and motion graphics, more I see that learning aesthetics and design fundamentals are essential for any artwork.
It's literally scary how good you are at After Effects. Thanks for not creating boring animations.. You constantly are pushing boundaries creating awesome texture, effects, and have a unique approach to animation. Will always support
You’re the first person I watched for an aftereffects tutorial and Bc of how easy your work is to follow and how simple you make it seem building titles is now one of my favorite past times. Keep up the wonderful work
Usually Marvel has really flashy animated end credits sequences in their movies but there was nothing like that for Black Widow, you're so talented that you should have a go at making one.
This was a fantastic tutorial - short and to the point. Your channel is easily one of my top 3 YT channels for motion design. You always have real world, practical tips with a wide variety of applications. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
@@BenMarriott Your knowledge is as enormous as your kindness of sharing it. I have been a motionographer for 25 years and find in your videos the constant inspiration for loving what we do! Eternal thanks!!! and of course, always name our layers!!!! Finally somebody that appreciates that little detail! Cheers! Love, from Buenos Aires, Argentina!
Light leaks on real film occur usually around cuts, unless you have a really shifty camera. The leaks are from over exposure when the camera slows down after you stop filming. That's why the camera rolls before "Action!" and after "Cut!"
@@BenMarriott I can't remember any specific examples now, but there have been movies released with really tight budget where the light leaks are included. This way you save some film.
i've been looking for your channel for some time now..i first saw when you were updating your icon/logo with fivver and forgot to sub...so a while later i was trying to remember what that channel was and randomly fell upon this video and immediately recognized the winning logo animation! INSTANT SUB...plus W video!
im just learning how to make effects and cgi yes im learning to make cgi too im at 9th grade but im learning how to make movies because when our teacher assigned us a project to make movies, i already know what to do
In the original the first and last letters are 'narrowed' also... I think I would use a simple chocker with gaussian blur, and make a round mask (subtract, feathered) so that it covers only the needed letters.
Ben knows how to recreate marvel intros 'cause he is the guy who is already making it for marvel too.
Very good
Is he really in marvel?
It's impossible... 18 minutes minimum.
I should also clarify, the time it takes to develop the concept, tone and design for a sequence like this is probably months. That time is necessary and important. Time and attention in preproduction are what separates good animation from great animation. That's where the real work is done. The final animation is just the tip, of the tip, of the tip of the iceberg. It's a lot easier to trace over the Mona Lisa than it is to create the Mona Lisa in the first place.
Hey Ben, just wanted to ask about the upcoming course, Is it also for beginners who have learnt only position property of AE?😅
@@meghansumbhe8827 I'm afraid so. For a beginner, you'll get a lot more out of figuring out the basics and experimenting with lots of projects. You'll get a lot more out of the course if you're more comfortable in AE. :D
@@BenMarriott hey, just a friendly heads-up... the link in the description to the course is wrong = 404 page. Looking forward to the course
@Ben Marriott Well done!! I work at Disney and have the actual project file for this sequence from Perception. I appreciate you calling out the time it took to realistically develop this. Since the movie was pushed back it was re-worked a few times...We received a v98!...Then I got to create the Russian, Portuguese, Italian and Spanish versions. :)
argeed. New creation is always time consuming due to experiments, getting feedbacks & using tonnes of resources. Re-creating existing work or copying is literally easy and very short time. (like 3 months of work reduce to 3 days of work, not 3 minutes !! LOL)
So simple and so effective, the more I learn about design and motion graphics, more I see that learning aesthetics and design fundamentals are essential for any artwork.
precisely
It's literally scary how good you are at After Effects. Thanks for not creating boring animations.. You constantly are pushing boundaries creating awesome texture, effects, and have a unique approach to animation. Will always support
You’re the first person I watched for an aftereffects tutorial and Bc of how easy your work is to follow and how simple you make it seem building titles is now one of my favorite past times. Keep up the wonderful work
Geeze. You made this so much simpler than I imagined it would be.
Gosh who knew so much work could go into a simple-looking movie opening? Crazy! Thanks for the great tutorial!
Usually Marvel has really flashy animated end credits sequences in their movies but there was nothing like that for Black Widow, you're so talented that you should have a go at making one.
You're just the best channel on AE of the entire platform
Ben you're a saint I hope you know that 💪🏾
Thanks George! That keeps me going :)
Dud, you're videos are on a recommended list in my studies (Open Window Institute, Centurion, South Africa). THank you for helping us!
You are the best sir
No! You're the best for watching
This is great! I’m going to try something similar for a title card for my next horror short ;)
Amazing! I'd love to see it :D
Brilliant, thanks Ben! A bunch of fast, useful tricks in here. Particularly like the venetian blind look and the subtle camera shake.
That camera shake is gold!
10:54 Lol this one was relatable "Its okay to be burry just don't use blur on everything to hide your mistakes"
This was a fantastic tutorial - short and to the point. Your channel is easily one of my top 3 YT channels for motion design. You always have real world, practical tips with a wide variety of applications. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
What are other two? I like only Ben's channel if we are talking about motion design, because only Ben's channel is easy to follow and learn.
@@AleksNeve ECAbrams and Dope Motions
Very informative video, was great to just follow along and watch the magic unfold. Thank you so much!
This guy is... Insane marvel makes great fucking intros and this guy knows how to make them
I have no idea why you popped up on my recommend list. But good god...You are a god at after effects....subscribed!
I cannot begin to tell you how long I’ve waited for a tutorial for this! 🙌🏻
Ben ! you are a legend !!
Always the best tutorials with things that are actually fun and interesting to make.
We ALWAYS HIT LIKE to your videos!!! Genius!
You're my favourite :D
@@BenMarriott Your knowledge is as enormous as your kindness of sharing it. I have been a motionographer for 25 years and find in your videos the constant inspiration for loving what we do! Eternal thanks!!! and of course, always name our layers!!!! Finally somebody that appreciates that little detail! Cheers! Love, from Buenos Aires, Argentina!
Another amazing tutorial Ben! Thank you so much for doing these!
Thank you so much! This tutorial is great! Make more like this, "editing like in a popular movies/shows"
Good to see that approach for Marvel title!
Cool work.
Well done Ben
this man is so talented
If the whole movie kept the tone of the intro and opening credits, it would’ve been one of the best movies.
Plot twist, he actually worked on this in the movie and this is the 100th time he is doing this
Very cool, thanks !
Yayyy 😍😍😍
Thanks Nova X!
@@BenMarriott love your videos sir always helpful 😊
@@novaxgaming2073 Thanks so much for watching :D so glad you've enjoyed them
This is a pretty cool exercise I hadn't considered before! Will try to think of a show and give this a shot.
Light leaks on real film occur usually around cuts, unless you have a really shifty camera. The leaks are from over exposure when the camera slows down after you stop filming. That's why the camera rolls before "Action!" and after "Cut!"
Oh wow, I had no idea. That makes total sense. Thanks for sharing!
@@BenMarriott I can't remember any specific examples now, but there have been movies released with really tight budget where the light leaks are included. This way you save some film.
This is nice, this intro reminds me a bit about the MW2
wow, new insight! The amazing fractal noise!!
i've been looking for your channel for some time now..i first saw when you were updating your icon/logo with fivver and forgot to sub...so a while later i was trying to remember what that channel was and randomly fell upon this video and immediately recognized the winning logo animation! INSTANT SUB...plus W video!
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yooo tysm for another easy to follow tutorial, pretty neat stuff
Nossa que sensacional. Uma Aula de design
Love your tut style, man. Great work!
This is AWESOME! So easy to follow!
You are dope sir🔥
Thank you my dope friend!
@@BenMarriott ✌😊
Sweet!
very well done, ben thx for sharing this technique
This was awesome to watch! Thank you.
Really so great work done by you 😍
Excellent tutorial. Thanks!
Sooo nicee! Thanks Ben!
Great work!!! thanks for sharing.
So Good! Thank you Ben!
Really cool man, thanks for this !
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Brilliant! Thank you, Ben. As always...
Amazing
awesome !!
loved it sm takeaway info 😍😍
So cool.
im just learning how to make effects and cgi
yes im learning to make cgi too
im at 9th grade but im learning how to make movies because when our teacher assigned us a project to make movies, i already know what to do
Someone knows what’s the name of the song of the logo
Thanks for this gold content Ben
Ben the one hand only
Thank you so much that was so good
Just perfect! love it
Amazing🖤
you should do wandavision next!!!
In the original the first and last letters are 'narrowed' also... I think I would use a simple chocker with gaussian blur, and make a round mask (subtract, feathered) so that it covers only the needed letters.
‘Uploaded 15 minutes ago’ could’ve just been a stream really
Excellent timing!
@@BenMarriott ps your videos are always amazing!
@@ljm4418 Thanks mate! you're a legend for watching :D
Very cool
Clean And Awesome
only best till now is this one tutorial
Can’t wait to see S_BlackWidow in 3 weeks
Can you do the hawkeye plz?
genius🔥👍
Amazing .
I would like to give u more than one like!!
The producers spending thousands on that title seeing this guy put it together by himself LOL
you are god
Nice
Buen tutorial
I love you
Is your outro song from the Neverending Story?
Can you animate the battlefield 2042 intro ?
The whole glitchy design
nice
Hello just asking if i can use this animation for my movie!
Friend, where do I get the light_like_01.mov? 16:50
Thanks for the tutorial
WOW
Dude, I need more info on that head in a bottle at the end of the video.
missing the feather on the main logo?
i am here for Black Widow
Cool
what kind of computer to you use?
Can you make the marvel studios intro?
WOWWWWWW
well, that was excellent....now there's some motion graphic guy at Marvel having his invoice for 2 weeks queried.
Can you please do the Marvel intro logo???
How do I download it?
another awesome tuto for us yummy :D
Dig in my hungry friend!
Why do you use @ with instagram icon?
Can you recreate The Suicide Squad's titles card?
I always want to watch after effects tutorials on my phone, but I can't read anything because everything is to small.
Where's the project file? Great video tho'
It's in the description :) benmarriott.gumroad.com/l/sKsxKD