If you've seen the films "Name of the Rose" and "Kingdom of Heaven", you're familiar with the medieval period, and if you want to create an animated intro in After Effects with a medieval style to it, follow along with Laurence Grayson in this three-part AE tutorial where he creates his own intro title sequence called "The Order". Learn how to quickly create a red wax seal, parchment paper and animated calligraphic text using only the standard toolset in Adobe After Effects (CS3, CS4 or CS5).
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Where is this 'parchment' font that you use in the first video? I use Adobe After Effects cs6, and was following along with your tutorial quite nicely....until I got to the font. I looked under character, as you did, but in the list of fonts, 'parchment' is quite obviously missing. I was really enjoying your tutorial thus far, but am rather disappointed now, as it seems without this font, I will be unable to continue with this tutorial. =( Any assistance or help on this issue would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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