Regenerative Agriculture Animation
π± The Goal:
To educate and spark interest in regenerative agriculture in less than one minute.
π The Hurdle:
This was part of a creative exercise to put together a video in less than one hour. This included research, sourcing footage, and putting everything together. Let's go πββοΈ
π Storyboarding:
The hardest part of this challenge was fact-checking my information without spending too much time on research.
Sourcing Footage:
My favorite stock footage site is Pexels, which is where I sourced the footage for this project. I focused on finding beautiful images of soil (not easy) and videos that would be high-contrast with my off-white and charcoal text.
π Adding The Rip Transition
My favorite part of this video is this rip transition from above to below the soil. This was created by ripping a piece of notebook paper on my desk, taking a picture on a dark background to air drop to my desktop, and then using luma mat and the curves effect to composite out the images.
β‘οΈ Adding Texture:
I wanted the texture for this animation to feel like soil. After experimenting with a coupe of stock photos, I went with a picture of my mouse pad wool mat. I used more of the luma and curves effect and then created a composition with just the image that rotated every few frames. This went over the entire animation at 15% opacity and I added some extra touches to the text itself.
I like that it looks like worms and microbes.