FCPX Trainer and Rampant Design CFO Stefanie Mullen shows us how to add real gun effects to your action scene in Apple Final Cut Pro X. How to Add Real Gun Effects to Your Action Scene in Final Cut Pro X from Rampant Design Tools on Vimeo. Sign Up for Our Newsletter and Grab Your[…]
VFX Artist and Rampant Design CEO Sean Mullen shows us how to add real gun effects to your action scene in Adobe After Effects. How to Add Real Gun Effects to Your Action Scene in Adobe After Effects from Rampant Design Tools on Vimeo. Sign Up for Our Newsletter and Grab Your Free 4K Effects[…]
VFX Artist and Rampant Design CEO Sean Mullen shows us how to add real gun effects to your action scene in Adobe Premiere Pro. How to Add Real Gun Effects to Your Action Scene in Adobe Premiere Pro from Rampant Design Tools on Vimeo. Sign Up for Our Newsletter and Grab Your Free 4K Effects[…]
Video Editors: Here is a FREE and inexpensive way to instantly add flash transitions to your edit in Adobe Premiere Pro. These flashes were created to help you instantly stylize your work and ultimately make you more profitable. Try out free samples of these flashes so you can grab them today and test them in[…]
Rampant Apple Trainer Stefanie Mullen shows us how to use animated mattes to instantly stylize your video in Apple Final Cut Pro X.
Visual Effects artist and Rampant Design Lead Creative Sean Mullen shows us how to use dynamic impact lights to instantly stylize your video in Adobe Premiere Pro.
Easily Track Type Into Your Shots With Imagineer Systems Mocha AE and Adobe After Effects CC.
Lock Down Your Titles Using the Camera Tracker and Shadow Catcher in Adobe After Effects CC.
Visual Effects artist and Rampant Design Lead Creative Sean Mullen shows us how to use animated mattes to instantly stylize your video in Adobe Premiere Pro.
In this tutorial Sean Mullen shows us how to track titles into your scene using Imagineer Systems Mocha AE and Adobe After Effects CC.
In this tutorial Sean Mullen shows us how to track titles into your scene and use a shadow catcher to project a shadow using the built-in camera tracker in Adobe After Effects CC.
In this tutorial Sean Mullen shows us how to track titles into your scene using the built-in camera tracker in Adobe After Effects CC.
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