After Effects at 20: A Trip Down Memory Lane on PVC shares a few tidbits picked up along the way. Here's a screenshot of the 1.0 beta:
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January 17, 2013
After Effects at 20: A Trip Down Memory Lane
Adobe is celebrating the 20th year of After
Effects.
After Effects at 20: A Trip Down Memory Lane on PVC shares a few tidbits picked up along the way. Here's a screenshot of the 1.0 beta:
After Effects at 20: A Trip Down Memory Lane on PVC shares a few tidbits picked up along the way. Here's a screenshot of the 1.0 beta:
May 31, 2010
January 17, 2010
A history of After Effects from the AE Team
Matt Silverman has posted some interesting videos on Vimeo. In this one, two of the original CoSA After Effects team members, David Simons and Dan Wilk (nicknamed "Effect Boy"), take us on a trip down memory lane in a presentation from the first SFMOGRAPH user group meeting in March 2008. The current Adobe After Effects Engineering Manager Chris Prosser rounded out the night.
SFMOGRAPH - After Effects Team from Matt Silverman on Vimeo.
Stills from this event and related stuff can be found in previous posts, Todd Kopriva posts After Effects 1.1 demo reel, The After Effects 1.0 interface, and The SF After Effects User’s Group is born! from Paolo Ciccone.
Note: the early AE ("Egg" at least) Filter menu is now Effects.
SFMOGRAPH - After Effects Team from Matt Silverman on Vimeo.
Stills from this event and related stuff can be found in previous posts, Todd Kopriva posts After Effects 1.1 demo reel, The After Effects 1.0 interface, and The SF After Effects User’s Group is born! from Paolo Ciccone.
Note: the early AE ("Egg" at least) Filter menu is now Effects.
November 30, 2007
Electronic Behavior Control System
Emergency Broadcast Network (Joshua Pearson) has had their ground-breaking audiovisual 1994 album Telecommunications Breakdown and more online for awhile, but it's still pretty fresh. Some of the same material and more from another member of EBN is available at GregDeocampo.com (a founder of the Company of Science and Art , CoSA).
The EBN videos were all done in early versions of Premiere and After Effects; my favorite is "Electronic Behavior Control System," second in series playing below. To participate in your own manipulation, hit the forward button to advance right to this video. video via the Audiovisual Blog.
The EBN videos were all done in early versions of Premiere and After Effects; my favorite is "Electronic Behavior Control System," second in series playing below. To participate in your own manipulation, hit the forward button to advance right to this video. video via the Audiovisual Blog.
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