How to make video like this? Simple question and answer type
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If you can create an Adobe AE mock yourself it would be easier
I'm not sure about that tho
I'm not sure about that tho
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ATuringtest
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Looks like maybe After Effects ?
Few days back i tried Adobe After Effects but it looks difficult for me
Is there any other simple alternative tool to generate question and answer type videos?
ATuringtest
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There's Adobe flash maker , and there's loads of tutorials
This is Adobe Premier Pro 100%
Adobe After Effects most likely wont work because it is a 10+ minute video. This will take you like 16 hours to render on a average-good computer. Premier pro will do it in seconds. Plus there is nothing special about the animation, simple zoom in, zoom out, fade in/out + the timer which is done in a simple sequence. For sure Adobe Premier Pro.
Adobe After Effects most likely wont work because it is a 10+ minute video. This will take you like 16 hours to render on a average-good computer. Premier pro will do it in seconds. Plus there is nothing special about the animation, simple zoom in, zoom out, fade in/out + the timer which is done in a simple sequence. For sure Adobe Premier Pro.
Hayden Russell
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Using premiere for this would be a really bad idea. After Effects use the same rendering engine so they render at virtually the same speed. The reason that you think AE is slower is probably because you typically use it for more demanding work or have too many pre-comps.
jeremykasc
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Can easily be done with After Effects. Though, I would use Animate to make it more 'artsy'. I just don't like perfect symmetry in drawings.
jeremykasc
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This 100%. If you're really out of options, can be done with OBS and Powerpoint. I've done it before lol, it actually worked out just fine and no one noticed.
Wendy logan
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I think so too
AAW
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Adobe photoshop to create the still before and after pics, then they used Adobe premier to dropped the two pics in one frame and again they did another frame for the next one with some transitions, it looks like the green to red and the wrong and correct answers are transitions. It is easy to do once you get your hand on Adobe premier Pro.
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nagarajnow
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Using high end software like after effects is a waste of CPU resources.
Basically, any video editing software can do this simple task.
Layer1: showing the images for finding the difference, they are placed with some space between them to place that timer
Layyer2: It's time decreasing gif or animated file we can create using canva or photoshop as well.
This is used in between those images, instead of that, we may use like timer animations as well(for 10seconds)
layer3: Answer layer, shows below the pictures as which one is correct.
Render in your desired format.. any tools like camtasita or openshot(opensource-free one), hitexpress can do this
Basically, any video editing software can do this simple task.
Layer1: showing the images for finding the difference, they are placed with some space between them to place that timer
Layyer2: It's time decreasing gif or animated file we can create using canva or photoshop as well.
This is used in between those images, instead of that, we may use like timer animations as well(for 10seconds)
layer3: Answer layer, shows below the pictures as which one is correct.
Render in your desired format.. any tools like camtasita or openshot(opensource-free one), hitexpress can do this