The first scene of Jules' Spring (http://www.hitrecord.org/records/67364/) record reminded me of an old record from v3 I couldn't upload here because of the copyrighted music. Maybe someone has a good idea how to combine the two?

this is 4 with shortened ending (as requested by Marke - so may I call this the "creative director's -suggestions-cut" :-)?), in case you would like to make use of it.

anyway, I put more text on the lower versions if you like to read ;-) for this version I stop here :-)

THERE'S A NEW VERSION 4 (http://www.hitrecord.org/records/64370).

There's one more version :-) Sorry for giving the impression to spam here on hitRECord, but dear Tori made a very good point about coloring the "rec" in "hitRECord", so to be consistent with the original design of the logo. And as I'm anyway too excited to go to bed now (just to be clear, it's 11 pm over here), I gave it a try. So, enjoy the hitRECorder's-suggestion-cut :-) and if you have any further suggestions, don't hesitate to tell me or do it yourself :-)

THERE'S A NEW VERSION 4 (http://www.hitrecord.org/records/64370).

updated, polished, the director's cut - 2 :-) (sorry, couldn't think of a better name) changed a few small details and uploaded it now in a better quality



for more information please see the record in the resources!

see you very soon :-)

THERE'S A NEW VERSION 4 (http://www.hitrecord.org/records/64370).

Re-Uploaded (I probably exported it wrongly the first time)

Inspired by all the wam-bam records here, I had the idea of doing once something with kinetic typography. So I worked through some tutorials on kinetic typography last night (late… :-)) and this is the result :-) there are some parts which are too fast to read, but I figured out that I made some mistakes when organizing the movements; so if I wanted to make a part slower now, it would probably break all turns :-) (I'm still learning how to do this kind of stuff… :-) not yet in the league of the awesomes :-))

And, while working on this rec (it took quite sooooome time :-)), I spotted Marke's and Tori's records and tried to integrate them in this rec. Music is Lovely by tonguecutsparrow.


By the way, if you are interested in kinetic typography, these are the tutorials I went through:
http://www.crookedgremlins.com/09/01/2008/kinetic-typography-tutorial/
http://ae.tutsplus.com/tutorials/motion-graphics/design-rhythmic-motion-typography-in-after-effects/


I hope you like it :-) and: see you soon!

Inspired by all the wam-bam records here, I had the idea of doing once something with kinetic typography. So I worked through some tutorials on kinetic typography last night (late… :-)) and this is the result :-) there are some parts which are too fast to read, but I figured out that I made some mistakes when organizing the movements; so if I wanted to make a part slower now, it would probably break all turns :-) (I'm still learning how to do this kind of stuff… :-) not yet in the league of the awesomes :-))

And, while working on this rec (it took quite sooooome time :-)), I spotted Marke's and Tori's records and tried to integrate them in this rec. Music is Lovely by tonguecutsparrow.


By the way, if you are interested in kinetic typography, these are the tutorials I went through:
http://www.crookedgremlins.com/09/01/2008/kinetic-typography-tutorial/
http://ae.tutsplus.com/tutorials/motion-graphics/design-rhythmic-motion-typography-in-after-effects/


I hope you like it :-) and: see you soon!