Volumetric Holograms | After Effects Tutorial

This tutorial will walk you through the steps of creating a hologram by showing you how to (1) make glitch transition effects, (2) do some simple expressions, and (3) use a vector blur to make volumetric rays.
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B Way Motion
Tyler Bradway
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[@dosealas]

Thats thinking outside the box! :)

[@hakimgraphiks5903]

Thanks for sharing! Really smart method.

[@BWayMotion]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching! :)

[@emrahy.849]

keep it dude..Thanks a lot..more tutorials mr. Super..

[@cypherviperx5071]

Awesome!!

[@BWayMotion]

Thanks!

[@FTFEOfficial]

Ok, you're awesome!

[@BWayMotion]

😁 glad you liked it

[@FTFEOfficial]

@@BWayMotion I use a hologram in my vids but it needed an update.
I'm also creating a new intro which will be using a few if your tutorials

[@BWayMotion]

cooooool

[@dismounter1]

Say I have a video clip I’m tracking the anchor point/null layer to. The effect distorts the footage. Is there a way to isolate it so it doesn’t blur the video?

[@BWayMotion]

thanks for the comment.
Precompose all the other layers (but not the footage layer). so your main comp will be:
*1) Hologram Projection precomp (made of all the hologram layers, adjustment layer, and null)
*2) Background footage that you tracked to get the null's motion
currently, the adjustment layer is affecting all layers below it in the composition. if the adjustment layer is inside the precomp, it won't affect the background footage you are using in the main comp.
does this make sense? lmk

[@dismounter1]

@@BWayMotion beautiful! Thank you so much! Still learning. Your tutorial was great!

[@BWayMotion]

@kevin lobnow :) thanks!

[@t1nyo166]

can i do this with 3d texts? @Creativid Studios

[@BWayMotion]

Yes. And if you tracked the 3d text into a scene, first precompose it with the camera layer. Then treat the (2d layer) precomp as the hologram footage.
(P.s. "@"s don't work in YT comments anymore - I get notified whenever I get a comment on my videos anyways)