MacMillan Publishing House – Motion Graphics Intro

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This is the second post/update for today (read below for details on my absence from blogging, etc.). This motion graphics intro was created for the MacMillan Publishing group (UK) for their video series. It was done entirely in After Effects. Sound design was a stock piece they selected that I customized to fit.

I’m planning on updating the design of the blog in the new year and maybe even finally starting some tutorials. Hopefully things will continue on the up and up around here! Thanks for stopping by.

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My name is Justin Metz and I'm a freelance motion graphics designer. I started juicestain.com back in 2004 as a personal blog and portfolio site. We are now a collective of motion and sound designers from around the world.

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