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ESPN News Logo Animation

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In this video tutorial, Michael Park will demonstrate how to recreate an ESPNNews style logo treatment using Adobe After Effects and Trapcode Particular.

With the exception of the logo, all elements are created natively inside After Effects using various built in tools and effects, with the exception of the particles, which are created using Trapcode Particular. Along the way some cool features of Particular will leveraged as well as some handy techniques to create great looking effects using built-in features of After Effects.

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Michael Park
Michael Park
Michael Park is a motion graphics artist and (aspiring) film-maker based in Glasgow, Scotland. He has just graduated with a Computing Science degree but doesn't plan on using it. He's always looking for freelance work.
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