Logo Animation

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McASqbIan_8⁠

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Paste the png/ai file in a composition

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R click on the png file → Pre comp, rename as log placeholder → move all attribute

Apply effect Bevel Alpha → edge thickness 8, light intensity 0.8

Apply CC Light Sweep, keyframe Center at 0th sec, then up to 5th sec

Also add Direction, sweep intensity and edge intensity to strength the light effect

Apply 2nd CC light sweep, but this time change the direction /intensity to opposite side

Apply Gradient Ramp (put on top of Effect control, for stronger metallic look)

Create Vegas Effect on top layer:

Duplicate the Logo placeholder comp layer → rename as Vegas → Delete all effects applied on the Vegas layer

→ Apply Vegas effect

→ Segment 1, blend mode: Transparent

Go back to placeholder comp file, select the png file → Layer (on top) → Auto Trace (apply tp new layer) (to create the path, don’t need to do it if it’s a AI file, instead R click on the AI file, Create → Create Shapes from Vector Layer)

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Auto traced layer is created, turn if off:

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Go back to the Main animation layer, adjust the Vegas effect:

Rotation (keyframe 20 degree in beginning, end at 300 degree, Width 4.5, Mid point opacity -5, mid point position 0.2, color: optional

To fade out the logo, apply keyframe in beginning 4.5, at the end apply 0

Apply Glow effect, duplicate one on the Vegas layer, vay between 2 glow parameter of Glod threshold, Radius

Apply CC Radial Fast Blur, set zoom as Brightness

Duplicate the Vegas Comp layer, change its Vegas effect color to orange

→ Set its blend mode to Screen

Duplicate the Vegas layer 2nd time, set 1 more diff color, also set mode to screen

In Vegas 2 and 3 com layers, position them with little different X and Y values to offset the effect

Go back to Main animation layer, turn back on the Logo Placeholder comp layer

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Create opacity keyframe to fade in the placeholder layer, and opacity on all 3 vegas layers to fade out

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