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make and adjustment layer over the text to it add levels, and drop the input white (brightening the text) then add a mask to the adjustment layer, make the mask a small sliver animate the mask from the left to the right, As the mask swipes over the text it intensifies the colors of the text

Point taken, I did overlook the part where you mentioned the background. The reason I probably missed it is because the background he used as an example had a vignette around it, so I assumed the background in the text editor wouldn't suffice. You showing me a couple screen grabs proving me...

That is where it is. Instead of a solid layer you nest a comp with a movie that contains your animations. You can create them from those programs and import them into AE, but if you need to make adjustments you have to go back to those programs make the changes and re-import them back (pain in...

Select the "Go Advanced" button for the post instead of "Post Quic Reply". When you upload the photo hover over it till you see the pencil in the top left corner. click it and a box pops up. Select the desired size. Click save and good to go.

On the upload page it says: Either include your BTS video as one of the upload files, or provide a link to where you are hosting it. Where do we put the link? The synopsis area is the only place I can think to put it. Where did you put your link, or did you upload a copy?

Finally got some time to do the color while the film is out for sound. Before After Before After For the most part I went simple. Mostly a contrast crush, mild desaturation of all but the red channel and a little bluegreen filter.

I like the widescreen overlay. I use gaff tape and a ruler to guesstimate the aspect ratio I'm going to do in post. If I can pick up a monitor that takes the guess work out of it and is accurate (on both color and bars) that would be great.

Behind the scenes still to come Wide shot of our set. Another wide shot of the set. Maria Olsen and Richard Cabrera blocking the scene. The bell light above Maria was used for the candle light, it was manually flickered my the dimmer Carlos made for us. He did an amazing job on it, I'll...

Actress: Maria Olsen Directed By: Richard Cabrera Produced By: Michael Blue & Richard Cabrera Co-Produced By: Blaine Golden Cinematographer: Michael Blue Screenplay: Curtis Downing Editor: Walter Moise Composer: Raul Guizar Jr. Sound Designer: Abel Gonzalez Hair & Make-Up: Charisse Tellez...

The hardest part is the lower right of her hair. If she were moving the matted look won't be as prevalent.