I've got an IPad Pro with the pencil and I want to add an annotation layer to a video I created with Premiere. I'm thinking the workflow is that I want to be able to play the video on my IPad Pro and as it's playing circle things, put up graphics, add arrows, etc. Then, after I'm doing, export my drawing artifacts as vectors so that I can drop that on my Adobe Premiere Time line and edit from there what is necessary.
Is Adobe Illustrator Draw (Mobile App) the right product for this? I can't find any docs on it or examples.
Draw is definitely not the app you need. Problem is... I don't know which app might work for you. Would you like me to move your post to the Premiere forum? Perhaps someone there can be of more help?
I've used titles quite a bit with PR to do things like at a box around some text which works fine, but I've not seen a way to add animations like "circling something" or drawing an arrow in real time pointing at something as I'm talking. That is, the kind of thing a "Telestrator?" does. I've added animation to arrows moving around the screen as I talk about different things but it's a time consuming process (the best way I know) to add animations of things like arrows (and error prone). The way I do it is with keyframes.
Is there an easy way to add things like real time drawing as I'm talking in the clip? That is, in the short clip here, I want to draw a circle around the words ASP.NET and do a strike through across the center. The effect I want is drawing the circle by hand, not just put up a circle, then put up a line through it.
There are a couple of third party (telestream-esque) apps you might try out that will allow you to draw animated finger recordings over your video. You'd probably have to run multiple steps to get your video post production done tho.
1. shoot
2. telestrate
3. save animated finger path videos
4. edit results.
While it's probably a little faster than animating through After Effects, you won't get the quality you might be hoping for.
I haven't seen any mobile options for live streaming / illustration over video / recording.
*One of my first jobs was painting on a GrassValley broadcast box and Quantel rig. It'd be fun to see those tools on my iPad.
I love this reply! I use to use 1980's GrassValley devices for video art at CalArts. I was obsessed! There is nothing quite like creating in realtime. I hope Premier (which I only just started using this year) can incorpirate some of the truly advance realtime technolgies we are seeing in "silly"selfie IOS apps.
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