Using Trapcode Form 101Form enables you to create amazing, organic, fluid "forms"
By David Basulto
I`m sure most Adobe After Effects users will agree that Trapcode makes some amazing plug-ins. Its most recent addition is Form. Form enables you to create amazing, organic, fluid "forms" in a 3D based grid system. It is a particle-like system not too different from Trapcode Particular but the particles in Form have no birth or death.
Like all the Trapcode products, Form is a very deep plug-in. There is a tremendous amount of customizations you can do from changing its base form to audio reactions. Today we will take a look at its very basics to help you build a foundation.
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David Basulto is an independent filmmaker in Los Angeles. After 17 plus years, David is well versed in all aspects of filmmaking from development to distribution. He produces, directs, edits, and now is addicted to motion graphics and 3d. His last film, Death Clique is in Blockbusters nationwide. David is also the host of the www.filmmakingcentral.com. In his spare time David is an avid gamer and can be found slaying monsters in the world of Vanguard. For more info visit www.davidbasulto.com 
