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Export Blender Camera Animation to After Effects: A Step-by-Step Tutorial

In this Blender and After Effects tutorial, you will learn how to export Blender camera animation and 3D space, and then import it into After Effects. This will create a 3D camera inside After Effects, allowing you to add different 3D motion graphics and other elements to your rendered Blender animation. This is a great way to have tracked camera motion without having to track the camera in After Effects, since the animated camera was already created in Blender. To get started, you will need to install a special add-on for Blender called "Blender Export to After Effects". Once the add-on is installed, simply select the camera you want to export in Blender and go to File - Export - Adobe After Effects .jsx. Link to Blender Export to After Effects Add On: https://github.com/sobotka/blender-ad... In After Effects, go to File - Scripts - Run Script File and select the .jsx file that you exported from Blender. After Effects will create a new composition with the imported camera animation. You can then drag and drop your rendered Blender footage into the composition and it will automatically be tracked to the camera animation. You can then add additional 3D elements to the composition, such as text, shapes, and other objects. This tutorial is perfect for anyone who wants to learn how to combine Blender and After Effects to create stunning 3D animations. Additional tips: * Include a link to the Blender Export to After Effects add-on in the video description. * Mention that this tutorial is for beginners and experienced users alike. * Encourage viewers to leave comments and questions below the video. * Promote your other Blender and After Effects tutorials in the video description. https://whatmakeart.com/3d-modeling/b... #blender #aftereffects #blender3d