For this production class we were making a short 10second clip about a typeface using the text editing features available on Adobe After Effects software. For this I conducted research in to one of the types already available in this software- and chose 'courier' as this typeface seemed to have a story behind it would could be played upon. 
To go along with the story, I wanted a sound clip to convey my "typewriter" emphasis. I found a clip relevant on youtube, and used an mp3 converter in order for this to be converted in to a song format which could be added to an after effects file. As well a typewriter image was needed, and I wanted to achieve a 'cute' doodle like drawing in order to keep a vintage look to the video. Its a kitsch, modern vintage which is taken in designers today.
I planned out these scenes before production, and wanted a title, name and date of creation, fun animation and then detailed information/ quote on the last frame.
Frame one- black with white textframe two- black with text, zoom out transition
frame three-white typewriter, gradual type appearing
frame four- white with black text, edit of text as read
Above the timeline shows how a red circle with a edited blend mode, can be added to each corresponding letter and then taken away to appear to press the key.
As this occurs, the letter is added to the page printing out, one letter at a time.
Here is the effect which was added to each key word in the quote here. A red white and black minimal colour scheme was applied throughout.
Above shows the transition of the "1955" text panning out to eventually form the white background for the next frame. This was done by starting the 'scale' and 'position' at the desired position and size on page, and then re timing the larger one a few moments later. This seamlessly zooms out then to cover the entire page.
Above shows the timeline for the 10 second clip. 
Above the sound clip is added to a small section of the clip (where the typewriter keys will be pressed). The sound was lowered here so it wasn't too loud and over powering, and was clipped accordingly in relation to length.
The graph view here is relation to the 1955 transition. This shows how the path from a to b is achieved. This can be edited by curving the line, to speed up or slow down the movements, However after trilling this out, i think the quickest transition suggested here is best.
The graph can also make music manipulation easier if necessary. as the sound can be lower to silence at the end of the piece gradually, or can increase from silence to full volume gradually at the start.
Here is the exported video.
(also on vimeo)
https://vimeo.com/154228115
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFWXgB0wpsU
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