Christopher Drews
September 19th, 2009, 01:15 AM
It astonishes me how difficult it is to get seemingly simple results from Motion.
My workflow is to create a 3D title from a template, render selection as a QuickTime and replace a placeholder in my FCP sequence.
The problems I encounter are many.
1) This may be the nature of the beast but when revisions come, going back into Motion is timely and requires re-rendering. In color your renders can be updated via XML- is this the same for Motion?
2) Exporting HD from motion produces soft and jagged titles. I've verified my sequence settings and they all uniform... is there something I'm missing?
3) Lastly, I use alpha on all of my exports. I noticed on export options there is a way to select an alpha layer - I'm certain there must be a way to set this up in project settings...
Where do I look?
Can someone please share their workflow for lower thirds titles?
I did get a book but haven't had a chance to dive in but learning and deadlines sometimes don't mix. Honestly, I may go with AE instead of Motion simply because of all the unknowns expressed above.
Thanks,
-C
My workflow is to create a 3D title from a template, render selection as a QuickTime and replace a placeholder in my FCP sequence.
The problems I encounter are many.
1) This may be the nature of the beast but when revisions come, going back into Motion is timely and requires re-rendering. In color your renders can be updated via XML- is this the same for Motion?
2) Exporting HD from motion produces soft and jagged titles. I've verified my sequence settings and they all uniform... is there something I'm missing?
3) Lastly, I use alpha on all of my exports. I noticed on export options there is a way to select an alpha layer - I'm certain there must be a way to set this up in project settings...
Where do I look?
Can someone please share their workflow for lower thirds titles?
I did get a book but haven't had a chance to dive in but learning and deadlines sometimes don't mix. Honestly, I may go with AE instead of Motion simply because of all the unknowns expressed above.
Thanks,
-C