Overview
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Explore all the methods for tracking inside After Effects: one- and two-point tracking, mask tracking, camera tracking, facial tracking, and planner tracking in Mocha AE.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- The art of tracking
- What you should know
- Using the exercise files
- What is motion tracking?
- Common problems and solutions
- Project brief
- Preparing for compositing and VFX
- The Tracker panel
- Options settings
- Tracking and stabilizing motion
- Applying tracking data
- Tracking obscured objects
- Tracking outside the frame
- Using nulls for tracking data
- Compositing foreground elements
- Applying tracking data to effects
- Creating a clean plate
- Creating nulls from path
- Tracking a background object
- Using the mask tracker for rotoscope
- Using two-point tracking
- Using Face Tracking (Outline Only)
- Using Face Tracking (Detailed Features)
- Adding background elements
- Compositing foreground objects
- Introducing Warp Stabilizer
- Using Warp Stabilizer for tracking
- Using Reverse Stabilization
- Using Perspective Corner Pin
- Using Mocha
- Tracking a surface
- Applying Mocha data in After Effects
- Using the 3D Camera Tracker
- Creating a placeholder
- Replacing a computer screen
- Adding additional elements
- Reverse camera tracking
- Finalizing and rendering
- Next steps
