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Nosferatu becomes Orlok the Vampire in 3D!Nosferatu becomes Orlok the Vampire in 3D!

Nosferatu, the first vampire movie, and some say still the best, rises again in 3D! Chris Heuer used desktop tools including AE and Mocha to breathe new life into this classic of world cinema.

Feature   06/02/2009
Author: Chris Heuer
Imagineer Systems
Mocha for After Effects v2Mocha for After Effects v2

In this article, CreativeCOW leader Brendan Coots takes a look at Mocha for AE v2 and concludes that overall, Mocha for After Effects v2 is fast, friendly and cost effective, making it an excellent choice for freelancers and major studios alike.

Review   06/01/2009
Author: Brendan Coots
Mocha | Mokey | Monet | Motor
The Gatorade Effect Using Mocha: Part TwoThe Gatorade Effect Using Mocha: Part Two

In this part two Mocha video tutorial from Aaron Zander, we take a look at linking splines to other tracks, adjusting tracks and keyframes, and rendering.

Tutorial, Video Tutorial   12/06/2007
Author: Aaron Zander
Mocha | Mokey | Monet | Motor
The Gatorade Effect Using Mocha: Part OneThe Gatorade Effect Using Mocha: Part One

In this video tutorial, Aaron Zander takes an introductory look at Imagineers Mocha and its toolset. Aaron also demonstrates some basic rotoscoping to be applied into a Gatorade style look.

Tutorial, Video Tutorial   11/27/2007
Author: Aaron Zander
Adobe After Effects
Perspective Corner Pin EffectPerspective Corner Pin Effect

In this Tutorial, Creative Cow Leader Aharon Rabinowitz shows you a complete workflow for using Imagineer Systems Mocha with Adobe After Effects to create a perspective corner pin effect - an effect typically used for sign replacement or compositing video on a computer or television screen. Even if youre not using After Effects as your compositing application, you will still find the lesson extremely useful, as it focuses almost entirely on the use of Mochas powerful 2.5D planar tracking system. After Effects users not using Mocha will also find some of the compositing tips at the end very helpful as well.

Tutorial, Video Tutorial   08/20/2007
Author: Aharon Rabinowitz
Authors

Brendan Coots (1)
Chris Heuer (1)
Aharon Rabinowitz (1)
Aaron Zander (2)


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