Hi all,
Onton the dark elf and William are still captured by the witch. It's still a work in progress, :)No music or sound effects yet. thanks for watching

Suggestion... the characters with dark forms like the witch and cat need something not so dark behind them so we can see what they are doing. They are fading into the background too much here.

looks like trouble for our hero!

Thanks for lightung suggestion. robcat

"looks like trouble for our hero!"


Yes yes their in deep trouble. Now the trick is to make it so.

Kwhitaker--
Hey ---nice beginning here......lots of drama already to be seen...I enjoyed watching --thanks for sharing this .

I liked how the ears and nose appeared on screen! Nice effects with that transition and the energy coming from her hands!

Thanks for watching Vertexspline

Hi mouseman, Thanks. It has been a struggle to find a way to have energy coming from the witch, to create the spell. So using video effects, in Adobe elements has helped.

Aha, I thought you might have used the lightning tricks people have talked about on the forums in the past (some combination of glow and maybe toon render and some other effect I can't remember). But it still looks good ... whatever gets you results!

" (some combination of glow and maybe toon render and some other effect "

That might be someting to explore Thanks mouseman

I was hoping someone would remember what the trick was. I think the relevant thread might be here. But I repeat, what you did looks really good, too. I personally can't tell one method from the other.

I followed the link

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This seems to be a great resource in forensic mapping, analysis & visualization.

It would have been great to see that tutorial. http://www.hash.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=20876.html

But after reading AM forum treads, they seem to be image based, or rendered in line, with glow turned on, I'm going to have to play around with that. But for now, I think using adobe premiere element, effects, is the easiest way for me.

Thanks mouseman