Creating A 3D Glossy Metal Text In After Effects With Greyscalegorilla (No Plugins Required)

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If you have the Adobe Creative Cloud, then you have the tools to create simple 3D animations like logo reveals and flying text. With After Effects, you can create this glossy 3D metal logo animation, and you can make it without having to use additional plugins.

Before diving in with Nick Campbell on this tutorial, you can download the project file to follow along or breakdown his scene.

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>> See Also: How to create a VHS or VCR effect in AE

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