So the very first thing I had done was, I took a photo of this five week old kitten, shot it in RAW format. Then I went and saved it as a JPEG on my SD card. I enhanced the kitty in Photoshop, adding a dark background and lightening her eye color and adding some extra blue to her eyes. I changed the specifications of brightness and contrast also a little in PS. I added new layers, named the new layers and then added special brushes on Photoshop. Once I was done with all of my layers, I saved it as a PSD File.
The second step was to import the photo into the Adobe Flash Program. After setting up Action 3.0, the resolution of 1920 by 1080p, and extending the timeline for about 342 FPS( frames per second), I started adding the layers as a mask over the special brush objects. Every layer was masked. Clicking F6 in alternating sequences and painting over the special brush images from Photoshop, I then created the colored surfaces with the Adobe Flash Photoshop brush- to cover these images in post production in Adobe After Effects. Once that was completed, I rendered it and saved it to my desktop.
The third step was to import the file into Adobe After Effects. After it was imported, I started to change some of the brightness and contrast, some of the glow of the kitten's eyes and added a tri-color overlay as an effect. I rendered this also and saved the file on my desktop.
The final step for this task was to import this file to Premier Pro. I added a text title and cut down the music matching the photo's theme, and added at the end the same text title. I cut some of the extra excessive footage of images off to have a better visual outcome. After that, I checked the work of the movie and I exported it as H.264 to my desktop. I saved all my files and closed out all of my programs.
The final step for this task was to import this file to Premier Pro. I added a text title and cut down the music matching the photo's theme, and added at the end the same text title. I cut some of the extra excessive footage of images off to have a better visual outcome. After that, I checked the work of the movie and I exported it as H.264 to my desktop. I saved all my files and closed out all of my programs.
The fourth step was to watch the online tutorial. I went on Google's blogger and created a blog name.
Since I already have a Google account, the link sent me straight to my old profile. I added a few things to my profile. I went back and watched the tutorial and added a photo from the png. file of kitty. I learned how to customize the resolution, so I changed the resolution of the uploaded image.
The fifth step was to upload the video on my YouTube Channel.
The fifth step was to upload the video on my YouTube Channel.
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