Another spot in the series. An example of a slightly more 'conservative', but more 3D take on kinetic typography.

Visual concept and animation done by me for Hatch Post.

nickschrunk.com

"Kinetics" was an exploration into human movement and relating it to illustrative typographical elements. To achieve the footage to show human motion at the level needed we shot with a scientific high-speed camera at 500 frames per second in HD on a green screen for the performance. The subject of break-dancing was used because of its raw beauty of illustrating human motion. Typography is used as an illustrative element in this piece supporting the kinetics of the motion. The typeface Didot was chosen because it combined a modern feel with classic serifs.

Production notes:
Shot on Phantom Photron Fastcam SA-3 : highspeedimaging.com/fastcam_SA-3.cfm
Panasonic HVX-200a : eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pro-av/sales_o/p2/hvx200a_series/index.html

Cameras donated by High Speed Imaging: highspeedimaging.com and Sidewayz Films: sidewayz.com
Studio space donated by Mudd Advertising : mudd.com/
Bboy is Damien "Daylight" Day: theharaldsons.com/blog/2008/01/daylight/
Effects in After Effects CS3, editing in Final Cut Pro 6, audio mix in Logic Pro.

Additional credits:
Zach Everman: Production Assistant and Additional Cinematography (overall genius and great friend)
Reese Reimers: Production Assistant, Sound Technician
Andre Lipsey: Music production myspace.com/adnrelipsey

Music credits (used with permission)
Mophono- I don't cry/Intro: myspace.com/mophono
Shawn Lee's Ping Pong Orchestra- The Descent : myspace.com/shawnleemusic
Additional Production- Andre Lipsey myspace.com/andreslipsey

Experimenting with type the kinetic way.

Video project for Communication Technology.

An example of kinetic typography style animation I did as part of a series of political ads.

Produced at Hatch Post by Michael Hachey.

Class project.
My first time using AfterEffects.
Kinetic Type is fun.

The project was to pick a song and to make moving type with the song. We did not necessarily have to do every single word and also had to do some of the sounds of the song with type.

I chose this poppy catchy song so it will be stuck in your head forever so you can thank me later when you are unable to get this song stuck out of your head. I am going to revise this video.

NEWER one coming soon.
Feedback is appreciated.
Thank you.

Thanks to K.Wilson, C.Smith, A.Sapp.
These awesome people helped me along the way in compiling the footage properly.