- Create New File.



- .psd is more reliable when wanting to save layers.
Using Illustrator
- New File.
- Note: PAL D1/DV Widescreen - no square pixel as Illustrator doesn't use pixels.
Importing in After Effects - as footage
Setting up the file in After Effects
Importing in After Effects - as a composition
Importing as Composition - retain layer sizes


- Now the anchor point is different for each character, letters can be edited individually.
And this is what I created...
Second Session... from Gemma Byrne on Vimeo.
Second Session Part 2 from Gemma Byrne on Vimeo.
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