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aliciah1221
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January 31, 2019
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Overlaying Character On video

  • January 31, 2019
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What is the best way to record a character in order to use it to narrate a video?

I have built a Horseshoe character that I use in some horse-how to videos, I have one video that a friend shot and she cut off my recording at the end so I need to superimpose my character over the video and have him narrate instead. I'd like him to point and such so I can make it more dynamic but have no idea how to record and know when to point/when to say to what...

I have the video file, I typically use Premiere pro but could use after effects. I want my character in the bottom right corner but he will need to point to areas of the hoof and such.

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alank99101739
alank99101739
Legend
January 31, 2019

i should add there is another approach which is to use something like OBS studio with NDI export to superimpose videoes love, but it’s not a great - lower quality video, a bit awkward to do.

I am planning to export a video file with transparency and just use Prem Pro to move the CH video around to get it to line up.

alank99101739
alank99101739
Legend
January 31, 2019

There is a feature request in the adobe voice section (see top of forum area for link) to allow background to be a video file so scrubbing in CH scrubs through the video file as well.

without that, one approach is to lift key frames from prem pro and save as static images, note the frame number, then drop into a CH scene at the same frame number. A lot more work.

otherwise guess rough locations when recording in CH then use After Effects / Prem Pro to position the CH video using key frames to make things line up at the right time points

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