How to remove a rig from stop-motion in Premiere Pro | Dragonframe post-production

[@LenaHo]

I'm so glad I found this channel! There isn't generally a lot of educational content on stop motion online, especially for someone who isn't in animation school. You broke it all down, and I'm learning so much. Thank you!

[@b6stopmotion157]

Glad you enjoy it! 😊

[@TopCProductions]

Thank you soo much!!! I have never been able to mask items on premiere pro because there are no tutorials for stopmotion. This is a very thorough and understanding tutorial.

[@b6stopmotion157]

Glad I could help! 😊

[@rappensmedia7689]

I am thankful to have found this channel at the right time :)

[@b6stopmotion157]

Happy to hear that! ☺

[@aandasatar]

thank you for sharing ! love the way you have simplified technical jargon 👌

[@b6stopmotion157]

My pleasure 😊

[@msnspy]

You don’t know how manny people need this !! Thank you 🙌🏻🌹

[@b6stopmotion157]

Oh, I'm so happy to hear it. I might make another one showing how to remove a rig in After Effects. Would that be useful?

[@XAVIERCUERVO]

having a background with the lights off for shadows is something i just learned from you thanks for those who don't have premiere pro this can be done with photoshop or a free program called Gimp 2

[@b6stopmotion157]

Thanks for the recommendations. I've heard of Gimp 2, but never personally used it. Photoshop works but takes a bit longer. Overall, Premiere Pro or After Effects are much faster, which is why most professionals use them.

[@CamrhonMitchell]

Thank you for making an easy to follow tutorial, this will help me out a lot on my final year project!

[@b6stopmotion157]

Glad it was helpful!

[@studiodanimationlapartdelo7973]

So great to post tutorials of this amazing soft, thank you very very much !!!

[@b6stopmotion157]

You're very welcome! 😊

[@RafaelMorgan]

Great video, but for my workflow here, I prefer exporting individual frames and removing whatever needs to be removed on Photoshop, simply because it has much better tools for this purpose. Most of the times, it's as easy as using the eraser tool to erase the rig while keeping a background copy on a lower layer; It's way faster than masking in Premiere, at least for me.

[@b6stopmotion157]

Thanks for sharing. That can be faster for some, especially if you have a Wacom and you are familiar with actions in Photoshop.

[@HUNGRYFLOWER98]

What exactly do u use?? Just photoshop or there’s a program

[@AnimatedByTim]

Do you have a clear workflow for this? Never done it

[@junghyun1418]

The people who disliked this video actually loved it so much and turned the phone upside down and thought the dislike button was the like button. Awesome tutorial between!

[@b6stopmotion157]

That's so kind of you to say that. I'm glad you found it helpful 😊

[@nendostudios1769]

i am so glad that you helped me. thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏

[@GamersTherapy]

Nice and simple. Clear instructions. Thanks so much. :-)

[@b6stopmotion157]

Thanks for watching! 😊

[@bahsa]

its sad no more vids uploded, you have great skills and I'm learning. you should consider Patreon to get support to have this kind of content

[@hans6304]

Could you please do After Effects? Thank you for the tutorials and please make more videos.

[@EldrakeOng]

This was very useful! But I do think that it would be a lot easier and faster if you instead just masked out the rig instead of the whole ball

[@rickmagnell]

Thanks for this!

[@MrGoatFish10]

What camera did used? Awesome video btw😁

[@b6stopmotion157]

Thanks! I have a Canon 5D and I've been really happy with it so far!

[@Billstudio09]

Nice

[@heujanagabriel9869]

thank you so much!

[@danielbarbosa2010]

Hello Hello!! Soooo fun!!! Thank you!!

[@b6stopmotion157]

😁

[@Quaquadaqu]

Thank you!

[@b6stopmotion157]

You're welcome 😊

[@enros4710]

nice video​ thank you

[@b6stopmotion157]

Glad you liked it😊

[@noinoimotion3799]

Do you know if it's possible to do this with Da vinci Resolve? Thanks!!

[@claudiochoices]

Thank you

[@ChechupenarandaChechupenaranda]

If we have to objets ando two rigs in the sale scene?

[@b6stopmotion157]

The technique is the same. Probably it would make more sense to mask the rigs instead of the objects. Rig removal is such a time-consuming thing! Good luck!

[@ChechupenarandaChechupenaranda]

@@b6stopmotion157 thanks!🤜🤛

[@adamanimations7525]

ive done all the steps for masking but when i togglr effects it stays the same

[@arinugraha92]

thanks !!

[@b6stopmotion157]

You're welcome!

[@iallymarialimadeassis4266]

thanks froom braziill

[@b6stopmotion157]

Thanks for watching! 😊

[@Twizzforsberg]

Much easier to have the rod in green then just chroma key away

[@gwgwsdamandamanakisgwgws2449]

She is taking soooo long, she emphasize her vowels so much, also when she does those "aahh" the time passes really REALLY slow. Despite that good work Very helpful