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Major: Editing the Scene in Adobe After Effects

 The process behind editing my finished renders all together in Adobe After Effects.

To start editing my frames together in Adobe After Effects I had the scene exported as a sequence of PNG images, numbered 1-600. I then imported the sequence into After Effects, and added some text, a couple fade to blacks to make the full animation feel more complete. 

Afterwards I tested the render, to see how fast things transitioned, etc and found parts of the animation played a little too fast despite the initial time taken to correct camera movements so, I went through the scene in After Effects to cut and time stretched various scenes until I was satisfied with the result. 

Afterwards I froze the last frame to make the final fade to black seem less abrupt. Then searched a website called TuneTank, a copyright free music site that allows for free downloads, picked a song and edited it to fade in and out with the animation. 

https://tunetank.com/



Finally here are a couple test renders I did at parts of the edit just to check various aspects of the project were being made as planned.








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