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Posted by Mike Kujbida on 10/17/07 02:50
jef_boy@hotmail.com wrote:
> On Oct 16, 5:31 am, Spex <No.s...@ta.com> wrote:
>> jef_...@hotmail.com wrote:
>>> On Oct 15, 4:07 pm, "jef_...@hotmail.com" <jef_...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>>> I was wondering if anyone could tell me what cheap or free software
>>>> could be used to create animated graphics. I watched the documentary,
>>>> "this film is not yet rated," and I liked how when they had a large
>>>> amount of names they displayed them one by one on the screen then re-
>>>> arranged them as the screen filled up until the screen was filled with
>>>> names. I also would like to do have some animated graphs that move
>>>> over time.
>>>> have any suggestions?
>>>> I'm doing a documentary
>>>> -jeff
>>> Can you all please tell me what to use for 2-d animations for video,
>>> something that doesn't require a Ph'd?
>>> I'm not educated in film production and when i do google searches it
>>> is not very coherant.
>> http://www.borisfx.com/product/graffiti/
>>
>> If the above is too expensive,
>>
>> try typing "free video titling software" into google
>>
>> You didn't say what video editing software you use or what platform you
>> use. Which is generally a good idea. :)
>
> The film is in 16:9 in sony vegas, and is in 1080p, so if the user is
> watching this on a 42" plasma with a hi def player, the quality needs
> to be outstanding, with zero pixalation.
Vegas can easily handle your text needs.
With some creativity, it should also be able to handle your animated
graphs as well.
Mike
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