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Cell invagination effect

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Apr 05, 2023 Apr 05, 2023

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Hello! I'm trying to replicate the invagination of a cell that happens at 0:40 of this video , but in a more simplified way, using shape layers.
I thought about using this kind of method by ECAbrams or this one by BePerfect but both of these are not exatcly what I need, cause the cells are merging and not invaginating from the inside.
Using the tutorial from BePerfect I actually got something like I needed, and with some keying I found a way to isolate each blob. What I can't figure out is how to apply a gradient that moves with the shape and looks like the reference below.

 

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Is there another way of doing this effect?
Is there an effect that can "detect" the shape and apply a gradient like the reference dynamically?
Any help is appreciated!
Thank you!

 

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