#Things to draw on autodesk sketchbook pro
Hope this workflow helps you get into doing more animated sketches with Autodesk Sketchbook Pro and Camtasia Studio on a laptop or desktop computer. Produce the synchronized video in your required output format (ex: MP4, MOV…) and you're done! Because you can't extend frames into video that's already there, you may want to drag the segment onto a different track, and then split or cut the excess. If you need to make something longer, extend the frame. If you need to cover up a mistake, a simple white rectangular callout can hide that effectively.
#Things to draw on autodesk sketchbook movie
If this bothers you, you can render the sketch at 400% speed using Camtasia or Movie Maker, produce that as an AVI or MP4, re-import that media, and continue compressing it at a maximum of 400% speed each time until you get the speed you want. Note that at high clip speeds, Camtasia drops a lot of frames. Use clip speed (right-click on the segment) to adjust the speed until the video duration matches what you need. Split your video at the appropriate points by selecting the video and typing s. Use the timeline to find out the duration between markers. You may want to add markers to your audio so that you can easily tell where the significant points are. Now synchronize the video with the audio. Now it looks like you're drawing on a blank canvas. Use Visual Effects > Remove a Color to remove the pre-sketch. Set it to the recording dimensions of your final output, and set the background colour to white. Step 5: Edit and synchronize in Camtasia Studio. As you become more comfortable with switching back and forth between full-screen drawing and using the Autodesk Sketchbook Pro interface, try the workflow that involves pausing the screen, showing the interface, hiding the interface, and then resuming the recording. When you're starting out, you may find it easier to record in one go and then edit out the segments when you're switching brushes or colours.
That reduces the editing I need to do afterwards.īecause the pre-sketch shows you where things should go and you've already fiddled with the layout to make sure things fit, it's easy to draw quickly and confidently.
This makes it easier for me to pause (bottom), show the interface (middle right), change colours or brushes, hide the interface (middle right), and resume (bottom).
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