How to add depth with lights in After Effects

[@MotionScience]

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[@johnny26910]

Nice Cameron, and I love seeing that silver play button in the background! Rock on

[@MotionScience]

Thanks 👍

[@rene.rodriguez]

Excellent tute, as usual. I already purchased your course and can’t wait to start!

[@MotionScience]

Awesome, thank you!

[@Rosomyat]

❤❤ love your style of works and teaching ❤❤

[@MotionScience]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ErrorDebug]

that intro is awesome, i vibe with that all day! Do you have any tuts on stuff like that? Thanks!

[@MotionScience]

I teach more involved concepts in my courses

[@rickardbengtsson]

Nice one!

[@doodlve]

I really like your channel

[@CreativePunk5555]

Love this style! Do you think the anomaly was happening cause you were on half res? I know when I lower it, things like this happen until I take it back to full.

[@MotionScience]

I tried at full res too.

[@CreativePunk5555]

I know you did - I felt guilty and embarrassed even mentioning something like that to you. haha. Hope all is well Cameron, have a great day! @@MotionScience

[@Psychoolol]

thx mate

[@mediocreape]

great video, i was wondering why you still have ae 2022, ae 2024 is out with a lot more features and fixes.

[@MotionScience]

I always recommending working a version or two back. Most new versions of AE are full of bugs and you don't want to upgrade until those are worked out. Also, never upgrade during a client project.

[@robertkamer1820]

Great tutorial! I just hit one snag I can't seem to fix. When I turn down the text opacity to 0, I get a see-through in my background layer in the shape of the text. So actual transparency, that carries over to the background layer. I even tried to keyframe the text color from white to background, but that only works in 2D. I have fixed this by giving the text the background color and not using opacity, but that just does not look as snappy as white. What am I doing wrong?

Great tuto again, thanks ! But I use Blender, not C4D !