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Thanks!! It was a fun episode to do. If you watch the others, let me know what you think.

Thanks! I'd love if you could watch the first episode and let me know what you think.

cool!

Yes, you'll have to have all your keyframes drawn before you process using Ebsynth. Also, you're only processing each shot one at a time. So if your scene has 5 shots, you do each one separately. Don't process the whole video at once unless it's only 1 shot in it's entirety. I hope that clears it up. If not, feel free to ask.

Man, that's like the coolest compliment! Thank you!

@@zackketz yeah i'm an editor and videographerout of miami. just getting into ebsynth but we will definitely work one day? are you in LA?

@@AndreAdvocate Nice!! No, not in LA anymore, but will return again someday. My network is there.

@@zackketz did you shoot in LA because those actor’s were good.

@@AndreAdvocate No. I was staying with The Sponge for a month so we could just shoot stuff. This project was written, produced, and cast in less than 2 weeks during that month. The entire cast was someone one of us knows. Some were cast within 48 hours of shooting. It all just worked out with the best people.

Thank ya thank ya! Glad you liked it!

The number of keyframes is dependent on how much the mouth changes shape. I generally will do a keyframe every time the mouth is open. I will also do one or two keyframes if the mouth is stuck in a position for several seconds. I also do keyframes before and after the eyes blink. So prior to filming I instruct all the talent multiple times to be conscious of their blinking.

@@zackketz thanks for the insight!

😂 Thanks so much, Eliz!!! Glad you enjoyed it!

Danke! Totally clueless as to why I didn't have it on here before.

I'm not following. You don't generate frames from a keyframe. You only have the generated frames from the video. Keyframes are the ones you choose to draw. Just want to make sure we're on the same page.

@@zackketz yes, i mean the frames that generated wit keyframes by ebsynth, if i have multliple keframes, then the frames generated with them can be different, so when put those different interval together into on video, at the conjuntion, it has a sharp change effect: )

@@michaelli7000 I think I'm following. You're seeing jumps in the animation after you've processed your keyframes. If this is correct, you'll need to use After Effects to fix this. You'll need to adjust your opacity keyframes of each "layer" as they transition in and out. I should make a short tutorial on this.

@@zackketz oh wow, a tutorial about this could be very helpful thanks a lot

Wow! Thank you!

Thanks, Aden! I have a really weird idea coming in about a week.

Prores, record to SSD, & wireless streaming

Other than the 4? 😊

@@zackketz yes! I'm hooked

@@xvrgon There's a 5th episode that ties the 4 episodes together. I'm making a video about that episode soon. Maybe in like 2 weeks.

Oh man! That's awesome! Thanks! And glad this video was helpful. I have a list of other vids to make. Life has gotten in the way though.

Sorry, I don't. I'll have more tutorials soon though.

@@zackketz Okay I will be waiting

Hahahaha!!

Thank you!!

The music only made it that much better

Thanks you so much!!

Thank you so much!!

Hahahaha I originally planned to do a last second VO for all the end credit scenes. I used it on episode 4 as well.

Yeah, maybe I should have mentioned those earlier in the series.

HAHA

Thanks, Chuck!! Glad you liked it! Can't wait for the next collaboration!

Total frames was over 44/45,000 and my rough estimate is over 5000. Did you watch the other episodes? It gets crazy in episode 3.

I love Boogie Nights.

You'll get a sense in episode 3. 😂

Thank you so much, Alanna! Hoping episode 5 comes out soon, but fingers crossed!

You did awesome 😆

Thanks, Alanna! You are so professional. Thank you for wanting to be a part of this!

14 months to the day for the 4 episodes. At times I spent upwards of a 100 hours a week.

HAHAHAHA! Man, he just wants to be loved.