My nephew is getting married soon and had a pre-wedding video made for it. We are curious about what software that was used to generate the sequences. While it's possible that the effects were hand-crafted, I'm more inclined to believe that they were pre-packaged effects that just had a few variables changed by the video editor to suit their needs. Based on the following pictures (links), has anyone seen these before and know what software may have been used?
Thanks!
The following 3 images are frames from an animated light ribbon that flies across the screen:
Image 1 Image 2 Image 3
The following image has tree branches with leaves shadowed over a scrapbook image. I believe that both the branches and the book are stock images that are part of a package, but I could be wrong:
Image 4
The following image is a page curl / page turn effect. While I'm sure there is no shortage of these kinds of effects out there, I'm including it for completeness. Plus, the rough edges on the page may be a clue as to the origins.
Image 5
The following image is taken from a sequence with an animate butterfly. Also, in the top-right corner, you can see some flower drawings that are superimposed on the image. These are visible in many of the sequences of the video.
Image 6
If you look closely, you can see thin, vertical lines superimposed on this image. It's some sort of animated old film effect:
Image 7
Another page turn effect. This one is different than before as it (in the video) pulls up and to the left, then, at the end of the turn animation, pulls back down as the page settles:
Image 8
Finally, the letters in the ending message rotate from off-screen (along the z-axis, coming from the viewer's position, if that makes any sense) and go from transparent to opaque as they settle into their final position (you can actually see some of the letters before they settle in the previous image):
Image 9
Any help or insight into these would be much appreciated.
