Don't Rotoscope in Apple Motion (Do this instead 👆)

[@ProfKlaus]

Nice tutorial. You move quickly but that’s the great thing about video tutorials. Replay and pause baby!

[@bluetheredpanda]

As always, love your video style, and how detailed they are - thanks!

[@andrebetz9929]

Wow, I’m really curious on the next video you mentioned here. I don’t know anything about coding but I’m really excited to hear about how it can be used to create Plugins. Really awesome video, as always 👏🏻

[@JosephSlinker]

Thanks so much! I'm working on a framework so that people that don't have any experience coding can jump right in and have as much friction removed as possible. It's taking longer than expected to make, but I think it'll be worth it. :)

[@mtamech535]

Whoa, congrats on the 2M subs! 😜

[@joefromfocuspictures5894]

Hi! I love your video. How did you do the image mask animation found at 0:34?

[@JosephSlinker]

I put all the different layers into a Motion project, used the Z position to separate them from each other, and then animated the camera to separate them visually. Does that all make sense?

[@joefromfocuspictures5894]

@@JosephSlinker Incredible. I started playing around with Motion, and I love it. Thank you!

[@BrockVisionSportsDesk]

Where did you get that spark effect?

[@JosephSlinker]

I made it in a previous video. Link to it is in the description. Patreon supporters get the full project files, the video explains his to make it yourself.

[@lamine428]

I love how short this vid is but seems to me there's no simple way to rotoscope

[@uncleanAlibertine1]

great

[@kipling1957]

What’s rotoscope?

[@099rayyanmir7]

why not just use a plugin. isn't this too time consuming ?

[@Creative-jg6gq]

u r going too fast in your tutorial - not ideal for beginners !

[@JosephSlinker]

Thanks for the feedback! I’ll keep that in mind.