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Hi, I'm new to BiM but have been animating for years.
Ok on to the test. I animated a jester juggling in Premiere Pro, then I masked the juggling balls in After Effects and animated them in, then added motion blur to the entire project.
Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=od2Y9-qK … ideo_title
Last edited by AnimartianStudios (April 10, 2011 (11:00am))
That's really weird... I'll check the link...
Edit: Ok I fixed the link. I have a feeling one of my friends did that to me... 
Edit 2: I just found out it was a prank. Oh well, so much for my first post being awesome...
Last edited by AnimartianStudios (April 10, 2011 (11:07am))
Haha, nice test, thought I didn't really get the feel of a continuous juggling as he paused after after a second or two. Also the rotations on the studs should have been a little bit more. Since they were done in keyframing with AE, it should be an easy job to fix. Of course this is me just nitpicking and it was a good test. Looking forward to your stuff later on.
-Tejas VIM
It was really a loop just so the clip wouldn't be under two seconds.
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