rogs
Prominent Member
With the new Star Wars film re-incarnating the saga - again! - I wondered how easy it would be to recreate the famous 'crawling' title sequence using HTML5 and CSS3.
These new variations of web page 'construction' tools allow for much easier animation than the earlier versions. And it's easy to edit and preview pages - in real time - with free HTML editors, before you 'write' the files as video clips using screen capture software (again, only using freeware).
So I had a go -- you can see the results here: http://www.jp137.com/lvs/StarWars.crawl.sample.mp4 (it's only about 20MB)
I think using HTML5 and CSS3 could offer some interesting variations for title sequences....or indeed other types of animation in video clips...
Has anyone else had a try at using CSS3 for video titles or animations?...
These new variations of web page 'construction' tools allow for much easier animation than the earlier versions. And it's easy to edit and preview pages - in real time - with free HTML editors, before you 'write' the files as video clips using screen capture software (again, only using freeware).
So I had a go -- you can see the results here: http://www.jp137.com/lvs/StarWars.crawl.sample.mp4 (it's only about 20MB)
I think using HTML5 and CSS3 could offer some interesting variations for title sequences....or indeed other types of animation in video clips...
Has anyone else had a try at using CSS3 for video titles or animations?...