Visual Effects Composition

Green Screen Keying (Chroma Keying)

Removing a green or blue screen background and replacing it with custom environments or graphics.

Motion Tracking

Tracking movement in live-action footage to attach objects, text, or effects that follow the scene's motion. Includes:

• 2D Tracking: For basic object or text placement.
• 3D Camera Tracking: For integrating effects into a 3D perspective.

Rotoscoping

Manually isolating elements from footage to composite them into a new scene or apply effects.

Matte Painting Integration

Blending digitally painted environments or backgrounds seamlessly into live-action shots.

Particle Effects

Creating elements like fire, smoke, rain, sparks, and explosions with particle systems.

CGI and 3D Integration

Combining 3D elements from other software (e.g., Cinema 4D) into After Effects for a polished, realistic look.

Scene Cleanup and Object Removal

Using masks, clone stamps, or AI tools to remove unwanted elements like wires, logos, or other distractions.

Visual Enhancements and Atmospheric Effects

Adding effects like:

• Light leaks
• Lens flares
• Fog or mist
• Glow and bloom

Morphing and Warping

Transitioning between objects, faces, or scenes with seamless morphs or distortions.

Dynamic Text and Graphics Compositing

Integrating motion graphics, typography, or animated elements into live-action footage.

Time Manipulation Effects

Enhancing footage with:

• Slow-motion effects
• Speed ramps
• Time-freeze effects

Color Grading and Blending

Matching color, lighting, and texture across all composited elements for a cohesive look.

Digital Set Extension

Expanding or enhancing real-world locations with digital assets.

Explosions and Destruction Effects

Simulating or enhancing destruction scenes with debris, explosions, or collapsing objects.

HUD (Heads-Up Display) and Sci-Fi Effects

Adding futuristic interface elements, holograms, or augmented reality effects.

Light and Shadow Compositing

Creating realistic reflections, shadows, and light interactions between composited elements.

Stylized Effects

Applying abstract, glitch, or surreal effects to create unique visual aesthetics.

Each of these techniques can be tailored to your project, combining creativity and technical precision for impactful results.