Rotoscoping with Mocha AEĪdrian’s preferred method for rotoscoping is Mocha AE.
This will help distinguish them from one another, and will help if your mask looks too similar to the subject you are trying to roto out.
You don’t have to move each mask point by point every time.Ĭolor code your masks. Remember, you can double click your masks and rotate them, this will save time, especially for rigid body objects. There are two different kinds of masks you can use, Adrian prefers the Auto-Bezier mask option. Adrian suggests keyframing your masks at the point of most-motion as a better approach. Instead, break up your subject(s) with multiple masks, this will speed up your workflow tremendously.Ī lot of tutorials suggest a fixed number of frames to move before keyframing. This may seem like the correct approach at first, but you’ll quick realize how complex and messy it will become. When you’re using masks to roto in After Effects don’t try to use one mask. Some think it is antiquated, however we utilize it all the time. This is the most common technique for rotoscoping in After Effects. If you’re rotoscoping to place video effects behind your subject or to integrate Motion Graphics into your project then this course is for you. Here are some highlights from his course, Pro Users can view the entire roto-series here. Adrian Jensen recently created this Pro VFX Course teaching you his techniques for rotoscoping in Adobe After Effects and Mocha AE.
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