Looking for an easy way to add interest to your latest project? Take a look at Motion Blends and Motion Effects. With 20 plugins and over 200 presets, Motion Blends and Motion Effects will move your scenes and your audiences. Motion Blends features transitions that spin, roll, twist, and twirl to add life to your scenes and engage your viewers, while Motion Effects increases the energy and creates action by blurring, rippling, and warping. It can even simulate an earthquake. Shake things up this summer - give NewBlue Motion Blends and Motion Effects a whirl!
Meet Rory Cooper, a 30-year veteran in the media arts industry and a producer for Montecasino, a premier entertainment destination in South Africa. He studied graphic art and fine art at the National School of Arts in Johannesburg and from there, launched his career as an art director in the advertising industry. Now Cooper utilizes his talents and creativity for Montecasino producing their video footage using NewBlueFX.
Rory Cooper
A 20+ year veteran of the film and television world, Lance Bachelder’s recent credits include Steve Oedekerk’s CG comedy feature Barnyard: The Original Party Animals and the hit Nickelodeon series Back at the Barnyard where he served as Supervising Editor.
Explains Lance,
“We use NewBlueFX to make movies more interesting. These plugins bring originality to our production that is different from other plugins. When we use industry standard plugins, people have already seen the effects, but with NewBlueFX, we get a cool and fresh look.”
NBC
Meet Scott Spiro, a 28 year veteran of professional broadcasting at KNBC and a NewBlueFX user. His work has won dozens of awards, including a national Emmy for the series “Beating the Odds” which he edited.
Wiggle is a wonderful tool for adding dynamic movement and distortion to your video image by using it to add a rippling motion to the vertical or horizontal axis.
Wiggle Effect
You can also use Wiggle to move the image side to side or up and down without that ripple. To do so, drop Wiggle’s Rate to 0, so it can’t bend, and then dial up Drift, which effectively controls the speed of movement. The image moves from side to side without any visible wiggle.
