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If you want to get your hands on this software earlier than others I would suggest you join the AE beta team. Quite frankly I've turned it down in the past because of work commitments. Beta testing is not an easy thing, if you commit to it, as it can be many, many hours of testing and submitting results, hours worked far beyond the value of receiving complimentary software. I think its a serious commitment and you have to decide if its something you really want to do. If I commit then I try and do the best job I can.
Jack Tunnicliffe
Java Post Production 402, 2206 Dewdney ave. Regina, SK Canada S4R 1H3 P. 306-777-0150 cell. 306-536-4321 www.javapost.ca ______________
On Apr 14, 2012, at 10:00 AM, Greg Balint wrote: Yeah, also. How are you able to produce professional work with a yet-to-be-released software package? Most alpha or beta software I've seen prohibits use of that software to produce professional / for profit projects. ////Greg Balint ///Art Director / Motion Graphics Designer
Hi guys,
I have just thinking how do you play with CS6? It isn't released
yet, is it?
Okay I know Chris made some training on It (but that's different).
:)
Gary
On 4/14/12 4:16 AM, Jack Tunnicliffe wrote:
I created a new opening for a travel show which features two
guys who travel down the Ganges River in India from New Delhi
all the way across to Dahka in Bangladesh. They did the trip in
a inflatable raft and their adventures are both funny, tragic
and amazing. Anyway I created this 20 second opening all in CS6
and it may contain the first animated characters created in
After Effects, albeit rather Legoman looking. Check it out.
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