How to make Intro's?

[TheLegendKilla66]

Does anyone know how to make a professional intro that looks really nice. I know a select of programs but I'm not sure which one is the most easiest to use or get the hang of.
If anyone knows then let me know.
Thank you.

 

[GigFlint]

Cinema 4D I think..

 

[Thrashbat]

I'm using the same program I'm making my animations in. That probably won't help you much though

 

[gregbowes]

I'm using the same program I'm making my animations in. That probably won't help you much though

Hey what software do you use to make your animation video's??

 

[Thrashbat]

Hey what software do you use to make your animation video's??

Anime Studio.

 

[nikko stokes]

Anime Studio.

i was going to buy that in target for 40 bucks lol is it worth it[DOUBLEPOST=1375935708,1375935669][/DOUBLEPOST]

Anime Studio.

u got any already made animations

 

[Thrashbat]

i was going to buy that in target for 40 bucks lol is it worth it[DOUBLEPOST=1375935708,1375935669][/DOUBLEPOST]
u got any already made animations

Yes, we're stockpiling our work for our September launch so we don't fall behind with our rigorous schedule.

 

[nikko stokes]

Yes, we're stockpiling our work for our September launch so we don't fall behind with our rigorous schedule.

cool! cant wait i wanted to make a small series too i got a few characters made up too

 

[Thrashbat]

cool! cant wait i wanted to make a small series too i got a few characters made up too

Thank you, I'll tag you when we launch And best of luck with your channel

 

[thetiivik]

Does anyone know how to make a professional intro that looks really nice. I know a select of programs but I'm not sure which one is the most easiest to use or get the hang of.
If anyone knows then let me know.
Thank you.

Pretty much any 3D application for 3D work. Such as blender, 3ds max, maya to name a few. But these require time and dedication to learn, don't expect to creating awesome intros after a few days practise.

For 2D work and motion graphic style intros or combining 2D with 3D stuff, I'd recommend Adobe After Effects. Same thing applies here, it really takes time to learn.