Bricks in Motion
We are a friendly filmmaking community devoted to the art of stop-motion animation using LEGO® and similar construction toys. Here, you can share your work, join our community of other brickfilmers, and participate in periodic animation contests!
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Hi, does anyone know of a good free/cheap intro maker.
I'd like to know what program frozen brick uses to make his intros.
Thanks.
It's not what program you use, it's how you use it.
I'm making a intro with Adobe After Effects CS4 on the moment. But it's very hard for new users.
A lot of people just make a simple logo in GIMP or MSPaint if you're desperate, and then add the fading in and out in their movie editing software. That's what I do, anyway, but for the latest version of my logo (premiering in Sequel is Irrelevant, [/plug]) I used Inkscape, which is pretty similar to GIMP but I believe is based on vector graphics.
A lot of people just make a simple logo in GIMP or MSPaint if you're desperate, and then add the fading in and out in their movie editing software. That's what I do, anyway, but for the latest version of my logo (premiering in Sequel is Irrelevant, [/plug]) I used Inkscape, which is pretty similar to GIMP but I believe is based on vector graphics.
Yes, but I'd prefer a animated logo.
Well, now you're getting into CGI, witch is very hard to master, or even learn, and it took me a whole three months just to learn the basics of it. Trust me, it's WAY easier to get someone else to do it. Someone like...me! Or some of the people out there who are more experienced with it. 
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