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ChatGPT + Adobe After Effects: Face Warp Animation

teacher avatar M Jake, Lets Create VFX & Cool Stuff Together

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Lessons in This Class

    • 1.

      Introduction

      1:02

    • 2.

      How to Film Your Video

      3:32

    • 3.

      Prompts for ChatGPT

      7:00

    • 4.

      Blending Face With Footage

      4:55

    • 5.

      Warping Face

      9:43

    • 6.

      Adding First Text

      8:31

    • 7.

      Adding Lips

      8:31

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In this Chat GPT + Adobe After Effects: Visual Hooks for your Social Media Face Warp Animation class we are going to learn how to createFace Warp Animation.This class is great for Beginner level as well as experienced motion designers. This is a great way to introduce yourself to Adobe After Effects, and also learn few skills if you already familiar with this software.

What we are going to learn:

  • Basics of expressions
  • Basics of ChatGPT prompting
  • Basics of Animation
  • Free ChatGPT version
  • No Plugins Required

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M Jake

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Hi, I'm Jake! I like to recreate popular VFX and create professional animation in Adobe After Effects. It's the best way to learn this software while creating something for fun!

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1. Introduction: Hi, I'm Jake. This class will teach you how to create visual hook for your social media using Adobe After effects and without using any plugins. You don't need any experience working with Adobe After effects. You can even download the free trial version to learn this effect and it will work fine. I'll explain each step we will take to create this animation, and it will work with your text or logo. Learn which prompts to use to adjust your results using the free version of ha GPT and build a cool animation in Adobe After Effects. You can always write your questions in discussion section under any of my classes. To get help from me, while creating cool effects, I think it's the best way to learn the software, while creating interesting effects for fun. And to complete this class, our goal is to create the school visual hook for your social media using Adobe After effects and free version of HIGPT. I'll be happy to see in my class as also your result after following all the steps. So let's get started. 2. How to Film Your Video: So I'm using Adobe After Effects 2024, but you can pretty much use any version of Ado After Effects. It will work fine. Even the pre trial version would work great. So first, we need to import the footage which I provided in resource step to this class. So let's go to File, Import, file. This footage will be provided in resource step to this class, so you can download it and import it. Select it and click Import. Then to create new composition, we need to select our footage and drop it here on this big icon. So now we have exact the same dimensions as this video as well as the frame rate and other settings, which is pretty handy and it saves a lot of time. So as you can see, my footage was pretty red. And I thought that I could change the colors in post production. But even when I apply the effects, so I'm going to go to effects and precess panel. Here, I will try to apply curse effect and try to boost mid tones to see my skin better. You can see that I have pretty reddish footage. So this is why in my original example, I went with the effect tint, and in this way, I could boost my skin a lot better. Make a bit of contrast. We can just switch these effects around to get even better look. For this class, we are going to use this tint effect, go to Effects and Presets panel. If you cannot see the panel, you can just go to Window and enable it from here, effects and presets and any other panel which you can see on my screen. You can enable it from Window and the name of the panel. Just apply here type tint and apply it on this video, just like this, select it and drop it on the video, and then apply curse effect. Just type here curves and just drag and drop here and adjust with this main RGB curve. In RGB channel, make this kind of curve to get the same kind of footage like this. So this is why I went with the black and white look if you will film your footage with better lighting, you can use the original colors which you have in your video. So I encourage you to film yourself and try to make this effect based on your footage of yourself. So basically what you need to do is to have a quick transitions into your poses. So basically, I'm telling something and then as you can see, it's just a quick stop frame of me with my mouth wide open and make sure that your head doesn't move a lot and just open your mouth wide, so we would have this reference on which we are going to make our effect in next videos. Then we can just switch back to other pose. So as you can see, I've tried to make a transition from this pose to other pose, just like this, so it would look seamless. So make sure that your head is about at the same place. It will make our transition a lot easier to make here and as well here. And basically, the last one as you can see it same face. You just need to have this video motion where we go from this to this. And this is basically the whole effect. The next video, we are going to make a screenshot of this and use Chat GPT to provide us with a lot exaggerated look. See you in the next video. 3. Prompts for ChatGPT: So we already have this video footage, which you could shot yourself or use mine. And now let's make a screenshot from this moment. Basically what you can do is cut this work area just like this to just this frame, just one frame. And we can just simply go to Composition, add to render Q. Then here in output module, we can just left most lick and change here and format. Let's change to JPEG and everything else is fine, just click Okay and select where you want to render your frame. So I'm going to call it image one, click Save and render. And let's also render this second frame, just like here. Let's pick this frame with our pose, and let's go to composition at Render Queue and also change here and output module to JPEG and click OK, and let's call it Image two and click Save. Now we have these two screenshots. You can just go to any browser which you use. In my case, I'm going to use the edge browser because here I'm not login in my accounts. Basically, you can just log in with any account which you have and get a free access to HIGPT. Just in your Google search, you can type HIGPT and click here on the first link and Login. And let's click here to add our file and add photos and files. Then locate your screenshots, which you've saved in our case is these two screenshots, and let's select first one and click Open. And let me show you how I did earlier. As you can see, I already have one chat, and here is my photo screenshot. I've used a colored one, but I think it will work with black and white as well. Let's check if it works. Basically, this prompt will be available in resource step to this class. So you'll find this text file. You can open it, and here will be Image one prompt. So you can just select it and copy this prompt and paste in your Chad GPT. Let's do exactly this. I'm going to select it here prompt, selected press Control C to copy, and here Control V to paste and just send it. You can just wait for it to try its best to go with this prompt. Basically, as you can see here, is typed that I want to have a photo to use this exact photo and extremely white open shape mouth. Exaggerate is real, so it would go really opened, as you can see in my preview. Let's also see this second one. I'm going to copy this one as well, and it will be available for second image image to prompt you'll be able to copy this drum as well. Here it is describing how I want to have my lips extended to the side, just like this. As you can see, it gave me a few options, which looks pretty hilarious. But this time, I want to try with you and see what results we are going to get. This process, as you can see, it takes a few minutes. This point, you just need to wait when it will finish the task. In my case, I am going to cut out these parts from the class to not waste any time. As you can see we have our first result. In case if we don't like this one we can just simply copy this prompt and just paste it again and set it so it will try one more time until you'll be happy with the result. This moth looks a lot better, so we can use this one. Let's try the second photo which we have. Let's click here. Also at our photo, second one. Let's go to our document and copy the second prompt. Let's also paste it and send it. Here our next result. As you can see, it's unusable because here we don't have any space for our text, and this is a good moment to show you how you can use image as a prompt. You'll know how you want it to look and you can just search a web and find the lips which you would want to use. Case, I'm going to provide this image because I just simply redo my prompts over and over again until I got this kind of image, which looks pretty ridiculous and I thought it would look funny for this video. Let's say that you find something similar on the web, you can just simply use this as a prompt. What you can do is just simply drag and drop in our chat and just type make my lips from my original photo to look like this on the photo that I've attached and just send. Basically, you can use any wording which you like. As you can see, it's just I've typed from the top of my head. You don't need to be super skilled in prompts. You can just simply type in simple English or in your native language what you want to get and then send it. So now as you can see, we are getting a much better result. And you can specify if you would want to have it in black and white or something else. Just for fun, we can just try to add another pumpt like great. Now please remove the blur from lips and just let's type and make it black and white. But it's not that important because we can make it in after effects black and white. I just simply as example that you can refine your results with another prompts, just like this. You can see it will take a bit of time to get the exact look which you like. But basically, if you will run through, you'll get a better photos which will resemble your original photo a lot better. Just be patient and send a few prompts or just resend your original photo. It's a good idea to resend the original photo and specify that you need to keep exact the same person and a rest of the prompt leave as is and you'll get even better results. As you can see, we are getting even a lot more hilarious lips, which I think looks even more fun than original lips which I've used. So let's save these two photos. Let's save this one, and I'm going to save this one as well. So I'm going to save in the Chad GPT result, which these files will be available in resource Sepsis class, I'm going to save these ones too. Let's open to see which one is which. Let's call it first, and this will be second. If you would want to use my own footage, you can just select all of these and use it as it is. But it's more fun if you will use your own face and your own video. Now we have our images. Next video, I'm going to show you how you can apply each of these videos on top of your own footage. See you on next video. 4. Blending Face With Footage: So let's import our footages. Let's go to File, Import File. And let's go to Ch JBD results and select both of these files and click Import. So now we need to find the moment where we are going to transition to our phase just like here. So we have this moment. You can even use this marker to select this moment in time, and we would know that this is our moment for this effect. So basically, from this moment to this moment, we need to animate our face which we just got. So let's select our face and just drag and drop into our footage composition. Now what we can do is to select our image and press T on keyboard and reduce opacity to 50 to see both of our faces. So what we are going to do is to roughly set them close to each other. But what would be even better is to get this opacity to fall. Let's set it to 100%, zooming into our frame. By the way, if you will press space bar and hold, you'll be able move your image around. So let's select this Pen tool. And we will cut out this face. What you need to do is go around just the face. So if you would want to have a busy aurves, you just need to left most click and hold just like this. And here as well, you want to have a straight line and straight angle. I just simply left most click. In my case, I want to use Abs curs, so I'm clicking and dragging to make this kind of shape, and I'll skip to the moment where I've cut out my face up till the end. Make sure that you've selected this image and not your footage. This is important. And by the way, if you would want to see your mask better, just click here and change this to something more visible, just like this. And just left mostly on the last point and continue cutting this face to use on top of our face. So the hair itself, I don't really try to be super precise. So something like this could work fine. So as you can see, I'm not cutting the Ich hairs, I just going for the most of the hair which I got, something like this. Then you need to click on this last point which is starting point of our mask to close it. As you can see, we've cut out our face, and let's select the selection tool and just we need to cover our original phase with this new phase. We can even make it bigger, so let's press S on keyboard and just stretch it a bit, it's fine if you will make it bigger. Let's cut to these moments where we know that it will start. So here and here. As you can see now we have this rough transition, and we need to match the colors, first of all. So it's a good idea to use this curves effect, and effects and presets, just type curves and drag and drop onto your footage. And let's bring up this point to reduce the contrast. And as you can see, we already have more closer look to our original footage, and just by playound with our curves, we can get a lot better result. So it should be looking similar. So it's a good idea to click here on this camera button to take a snapshot. And then just press a five on keyboard, and you can just see if colors are pretty close. So let's reduce the contrast even more, something like this is looking good. And as you can see, this photo is too sharp in comparison with my original footage. So what we can do is to go to afecmPresets and type Gausia Blur. Just make it blurrier to reduce the quality. Also, we need to use something like noise. So let's select here under noise and grain noise and click on the checkbox to uncheck use color noise. We just need to use black and white noise. We can just make it a lot bigger and we can even use Gausia blur one more time because now the noise can be super crisp and we can just make this kind of noise which we have on our original footage. Let's set it to full to see the full resolution at all times, and we can just play around with the size of the noise, so it will be similar to our noise in our original footage. Now as you can see it blends a lot better. So if we will select all of these effects and turn off, as you can see, now it blends a lot better. Spend a little time to match your footage with this footage, and next step will be is to select our footage and go to layer precompose. Let's call it phase one. Let's move all attributes and click Okay. The next video, we are going to apply deformation effects on top of this phase. See in the next video. 5. Warping Face: So let's open this composition. We need to have a few frames just about five frames before and maybe a few frames after. It's a good idea to open this composition and click we mostly here, go to composition settings, and let's just add another second. Start code, we can set just zero and here we can just simply add another second and click Okay. Let's go to our footage composition. We can just also rename it, write mostly here, goo to composition settings, and let's call it main comp and click Okay. I would be easier to see where we're working. Render, we can just simply close it. Now we can just offset it a bit just like this. We would have these few frames before and few frames after. So as you can see here, it disappears because we need to open this composition and extend our photo. Now in this way, we fixed this problem of disappearing. Now as you can see, we have our photo entire time. And now let's try to animate it so it would look much more interesting. For the animation, I've used a mesh warp effect. So type here in effects and preset, mesh, select it and just drag and drop on this footage. So in my case, I don't want to have a lot of these lines on my face because as much lines as you have here, as much distortion you need to make to each of these squares. So I'm going to press and ChelZ a bunch of times, and instead, I would reduce the rows maybe something like this and columns. So I would have as little lines as I possibly can for easier manipulation. We need to save this original mesh which we have basically in on the stopwatch here. And here at the beginning, we can just simply press Y on keyboard to see our first keyframe. And here, if we will start deforming, as you can see, it creates another keyframe, which is exactly what we want. Let me tell you what is keyframe. Keyframes is a point in time which remembers the value of sodium property. In our case, this keyframe remembers this point in time, which is 2 seconds and 22 frames, the value of property distortion mesh. In our case, this value is the shape of the mesh itself. Basically, it will go from this keyframe, which remember this kind of mesh, this kind of distortion to this keyframe, and it remembered the original mesh. As you can see, if I'm scrolling through, it will distort the mesh to go from this mesh to this mesh. It's pretty handy because it's exactly what you want to have. I'm going to press Control Z to undo my previous step and this time, I would want to close my mouth, so we would have the animation of the closing mouth and we can even drag it to my face just like this. We would have a point of transition, and it's not have to be super precise because this motion will be super fast. Basically, you just need to have this covering your face just like this. Here is a good idea to type here fill effect. Apply it and reduce it the opacity. In this way, you're going to see the original phase and the pace which we are distorting. We need to cover this part as well. With this red mask, we see where we need to cover for a good transition. Something like this, it doesn't have to be perfect, so I'm going to leave a and then I'm going to disilate this fill effect, see if our face looks good. As you can see, now we have this transition where our face is warping. Let's also save a project because after effects can crash from time to time. Let's go to File, Save, and save wherever you want on your computer. So now we have this base of our effect, we can cut it to this moment and also we can extend these keyframes and go to Graph Editor and select this handle and drag it down until you hit this orange line, this baseline, and drag it to the left. So we'll have this kind of animation, which basically means that it will go fast at the beginning. And slower up till the end. And as you can see, we have this kind of cool animation. And let's exit. By the way, if you don't see the graph editor, as I'm seeing, you can just left mostly here and change here to edit speed graph to see the same graph as I'm using. And let's left mostly here. And now, as you can see, we have this kind of transition. Can play around and see maybe we would want to use it a bit later. As you can see from this moment, it even works better. Let's cut this work area to this moment. When we press zero numpad, we would see only this moment. Let's check only up till this moment to see how it looks. See it looks pretty cool. And if you ask hA GPT, it will get a closer version of your face, and it will look a lot better. As you can see here, I've got a pretty close variant of my face. So this is why here it looks more similar to me. So just spend a bit more time on hA GPT requests that may result in better version of this effect. If you still get the face which doesn't really resemble as you, it's a good idea to distort this mesh even more, just like this, make sure to not select and do something like this. Make sure to click only on these cross points. If you moved your image just like this, just press Control Z and once again, click on these cross points and distort your own image just enough so it would resemble you and be as much distorted. It would be not that noticeable, it's not you, distorted a bit more. By the way, if you will make this opening of the mouth lot bigger, just like this, you'll be able to fit even more text inside of your mouth. As you can see now, it doesn't really resemble Esme, but the effect is so strong that people may not notice. So let's press zero Nampet to see how it looks. It looks a lot better. One more effect which I want to add is CC forths motion blur. Just select it and drop it on our image. Just increase the angle as much as possible, just like 500. It will add a bit blur, which will cover up the transition even more. So we can go wild, something like this, like 1,500 and sample don't decrease too much, maybe like 12 to get smoother blur. And make sure to save, press control as to save, and let's see how it looks. Now as you can see, we're getting this really nice blur. Also what I like to do is to exaggerate it even more. We can just press S on keyboard and press P on keyboard to see position scale. Once again, press S on keyboard, then hold Shift and press P to see position scale, click on these stop watches to see these keyframes, drag it to the left. So here will be the original values of this. And here we can just simply click on this log button and extend it even more and move it a bit down to get even more motion because as much motion you'll get, it easier will be to sell this effect. The blur is a bit too much, so I'm going to set it to 700. I'm going to press zero Up to see how it looks. It looks pretty cool. I noticed that with our mesh distortions, we lost our noise. So let's just type here noise and apply it one more time. Let's increase it and check on this use color noise and once again, use Gaussian blur and just blur it a bit. So it will fit our footage once again. Okay, so it looks really cool, as you can see, and now we need out animation. So it will go out into our face here after this. Let's cut it to this moment where we know that transition ends by this marker. Let's make sure to have this out animation. It will be easy to do because you can just select this layer of the face and press on keyboard and just simply copy these keyframes. Select all of them, leftmost leg hold, and select all of them, then press Control C to copy. And here by the end, press and salvo paste. Now, as you can see, it will go again to the closing mouth. One more thing which you need to do is to select this keyframe and click here on the graph editor and make sure that it will also have this kind of speed up animation towards the end. Here it will be super fast, a pause, and then speed up animation. Extend this and this reduce this handle to get this kind of graph. It's good idea to select these keyframes as well and we can press F nine and also go to Graph Editor and let's zoom in by clicking here to see these handles, and let's drag it also to the left, select these keyframes and drag it to the right. Pay these handles to get this kind of animation as well. Now we have this kind of animation. Next video, I'm going to show you how you can apply the text inside of the mouth so we can add something into the scene. See next video. 6. Adding First Text: So now we are going to work not in main composition but in phase composition. Here, we can just simply go and type whatever you want inside of the mouth. So let's type. And make case, I've used Bebas font, but you can use any tall font which you like and which you would want to use. So just type your text and then extend with this panel to fit your mouth just like this. It's a good idea to extend it even beyond a bit, so our teeth will cover a bunch of our letters. Just extend it a bit more. Then we need to select our image and then press Chul D to duplicate and drag and drop on top. Now we need to use Pentool, and idea here is to cut just by this tooth. It's a good idea to not use these inner parts of the tooth, but only go on these top ones because it will look like it's stuck between the outer part of the tooth and go inside of this part of the tooth. See in the moment. Basically at this moment, you just need to cut just like this on the outer part of the teeth and then go around this mouth and just go maybe to this part. You don't have to be super precise because this part of the video will be a few frames, not even a second, it will be not that visible. So now when we close your mask, you can press on keyboard, select this second one, and go to subtrack. Now as you can see, it looks like this word is inside of our mouth. So it's a good idea to use words super short, like just do it because it's a lot easier to tht. So these short words looks really good. And you can just squish it, select them, and squish it a bit, so it will fit the mouth better, and you can adjust it so it would look exactly as you want. Second thing which you would want to add is to go to effects and presets and type here something like a gradient ramp. I'm going to type here ramp and just select it and dragon drop on your text layer. Then let's select radial ramp here and AMP shape. Also swap the colors. This one, let's just make sure that to set this first start of the ramp in the middle of the mouth, select this icon gl here. And select the second icon and click here. Now you can just basically change the second color to a grayish one, just like this or the color of your original footage. Basically, it may be orangish if you didn't use a black and white footage. It's a good idea to just take this color picker and take the color from your mouth. Like this and as you can see, it blends a lot better. Also, here is not a good idea to use a white. Just don't go super white, maybe just a bit grayish, just like this. So it will blend even better. Also, you can select your font and go to character panel. If you cannot see this panel, you can go to Window and enable it from here character and make this font. Bold if it would look even better. And now we can go to main composition, and as you can see, now it's inside of our mouth, which is pretty cool because it also follows our distortion. This is why we pre compose layer and then applied all of these distortions because now it's super easy to place inside of our mouth wherever you want, even a logo or anything you would like, which looks pretty fun and interesting. And next part which I want to show you is basically how you can hide this kind of transition even more. In the final video, I'm going to show you how to make this moment, but it's super similar to how you would do this moment. So let me show you the final step of this video is when you're selecting all of your animation, select all of your layers, when you'll do all the faces, and just go to layer, precompose. Let's call it movement and click Okay. Now what we want to do is to press P, then hold Shift and press S, and create the keyframes just before this transition. Here at the moment of this transition, we would want to punch in a bit more and make sure that it is in center of our screen just like this. Then when it finishes, we just want to go back to these keyframes, select them, press Consul C and press Control V to punch out just like this and then it will be another punch in on this animation. Just like this and here we will have our text, then once again, Control C of the original keyframes and Control V. So here I want to show you how you can animate your camera movement to hide even more on perfections of this effect. Let's select these first keyframes of our first punch in movement and go to Graph Editor and just drag it to the left and here to the right, just like this. Let's select all of these keyframes as well and drag it just like this. So we would have this kind of inverted arc. And the same you can do with these keyframes, also select here. These keyframes and drag it like this and here as well. If I'm going to zoom in, you can see that I just dragging, I just dragging these handles, and I'm making sure that it's all lens on this baseline to get this animation. Let's exit this graph editor, zoom out a bit, and let's see this moment of the video. I'm going to cut this work area, so we would preview only this part of this video. It's a good idea here is to click on this motion blur and here on the movement layer to get even more motion, smooth transition. Let's make sure that this will start at this moment of transition, here and press zero not bad. As you can see with this extra motion blur, we can cover up effect. If you use your own face, it will be better. So let's maybe try to fix this phase. I'm curious if we can just open this movement composition, take our original footage. I'm going to press Control CDO copy and go to this phase and press Control Vito Paste. Let's find the moment of the screenshot like here, let's try fix our pace in case if you didn't get a good results with our Chad GPT. So now, as you can see, I've pasted my eyes, which will make this effect even better, and then right most click time freeze frame. So I'm going to press Enter to rename it eyes, so I would know that I've added these eyes here. As you can see here, nose doesn't blend well, let's select it and press F and blend it using feather, then press S on keyboard to see the scale and just resize it and place it just here. Just play around with your mask to include some of the features of your face and let's press Aon on keyboard to see the feather. Maybe we will feather a bit less. And now as you can see it looks a bit closer to our face and maybe let's reduce it a bit. The proportions would look right. Finally, I would want to add a bit more contrast, so it will blend even better. As you can see, you can actually fix the face, even if you'll get not really your face and it's few steps which make this effect look even more believable. So let's press your naped. And as you can see now, we have my own eyes, which will make this effect better. And by the way, now when we have our face look more similar to mine, you can always go to face, press your on keyboard, place your time cursor exactly on the keyframe of the mesh distortion. In here. Now we can just simply not distort that much because we know that our face looks closer to my original face. So it's up to you how much time you would want to spend on this effect to get exactly as you want. As you can see, it looks pretty cool. The next video, I'm going to show you how you can add those labs. See in the next video. 7. Adding Lips: So finally, let's add those lips. What is great about this part of the effect is that we are going to use not the face entirely because it really doesn't resemble Esme. And this time, we can just simply cut out only the lips, just like this. As we did with our face, just go and cut out the lips. And here, let's leave a bit of our space. Something like this works great. And here, if you will hold leftmost leak, you're going to get this mask feather tool. Simply leftmost leak here to create this kind of feathering and then leftmost leak on this point and extend up till the edge and here as well. So basically, this is how we can control the feather where we want to apply. In our case, we want to apply it only here on the blending with our face. This is the first step. Next step will be to go to effects and presets and type here curves and apply it on this image and just make it sure that it blends with our face here. We can also press ASN keyboard and reduce the size and match it better with our face. Let's make sure that we have feathering. I'm going to select this tool here and add another feather. Let's make sure that here will be no feather and here a bit of feather. I will look something like this, which is pretty funny, let's also reduce the contrast by dragging this point up. When you are color correcting it, just make sure that this blending part looks good. You can just simply play around and see if it looks believable. If you don't want to see these outlines, you can just click here. So it would be easier for you to play around with these curves. Then go to effects and presets and let's type here Gaussian blur because these lips are very crisp and our footage is not that high quality. So let's add a bit of blur. And once again, let's type here noise and drag and drop just before the Gaussian blur, add a bit of noise and check the color noise. Reduce the amount, something like this. Let's also press Control D to duplicate and place after it, and let's reduce the size, so it would be blending with our footage, just like this. Now as you can see it blends pretty good and we can play around with the blower to fit the sharpness of our original footage. Also you can always play around with this curve to blend it even better. So it looks pretty good, and let's cut to this moment. And let's press P and S to create key frames because we need to track it onto our face. As you can see, I hold it here pretty still. But sometimes you're going to need a bit to move it if you've moved yourself. Let's also hold Shift and brass R to see the rotation and create a keyframe. Make sure before the movement, you'll get all of these three keyframes. Then when we have this kind of movement, just find the place where it's about to stop and then use rotation, reduce the scale. And kind of roughly set it where your lips are in the original video, something like this. Here is a good idea to click here on this motion blur, so you'll get the motion blur around here and cut this layer just before it starts to be super crisp. So let's cut it here. And because this movement is pretty fast, it will blend super fast, as you can see. Also, let's select all of these keyframes and pressF nine. So now as you can see we have this really fast motion. Here you can just simply make sure that it stays in the place. So I'm going to roughly using my up and down arrows on keyboard. I'll try to track it. Here is just a few frames, so you can just simply track it by hand, just like this. And let's also slate these keyframes and press F nine, so the motion will start, not that fast, and just make sure to go from frame to frame and see if it tracks well. Once again, if you will spend a bit more time, you can track it pretty perfect. So once again, before this big movement, make sure to have all of these three keyframes and press F nine to see all of these keyframes as smooth keyframes and find the moment where it about to stop once again. Check it just like this to the lips and cut it just about here where is a lot of blur to have this really good transition. As you can see, this is how you can add these lips, and then just simply type your another word. In my case, it was do, go to Character panel, and just simply let's make it a original font. And make it bigger and maybe let's squish it a bit, just like this and make it bigger. And once again, I went to effects and presets and typed Ramp effect to get a bit of shading, set my ramp here to white color because we have this white lamp and here, change it to a bit grayish. So we'd get a little depth to it. And with mesh warp effect on our text, we can once again reduce the amount of these lines, so it will be a bit easier and create a keyframe for distortion. Press on keyboard and here a few frames before. We can just simply distort a bit like it's coming from the mouth, something like this. And if you will hold Control, you'll be able to make these kind of angles. If you will hold Control key, just like this and maybe something like this, and we can even squish it at. Let's cut it, and this is how we can get this kind of little animation. Select this keyframe, go to Graph Editor. Make sure that it will have this kind of animation, just like this, and then select it and press Control C and Control V, this first keyframe to get this out animation as well. Let's zoom in. Let's make sure that we have this kind of arc of the movement, maybe a bit later. And what it called is that when you have this middle part of the animation where you have your text fully visible, you can just simply select it and parent to this image of the lips. Make sure to parent with this one and not with this one, not under Track Mat, but under parent and link. And in this way, as you can see, it will move with your lips here and here. So in our case, we can just simply cut it to this moment just like this and maybe add some motion blur. So we'll get this kind of motion blur of its epeation and disappeation. So this is how you can get this kind of animation. Now let's go to our main composition. Here we already have our camera movement from the last video, and here basically it will transition to the last word. But this part of the effect you already know because it's already explained here and it's exactly the same effect as here. So let's press zero naped to see how it looks. So this is basically how I've done my effect. Follow me here on Skillshare. Soon I'll be having a new topic, which will be visual hooks like this one, which we just learned today. For now, we have a lot of VFX classes using Adobe After Effects, and if you click here on CMore, you're going to see even more VFX classes. Also, I have this panel, which you can see the new classes which come out this month. Here are fundamentals of Adob effects. Log animation, you can always click CMore to find even more log animations free AI tools, complex VFX, D Venture resolve, and even more classes on VfXs and motion design. 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