While i'm talking about blender/bones/gameguru acting crazy, another quick tip (something i noticed that you seem to do yourself so more a tip for others not you), when using blender to created rigged characters, mainly for mechanical type entities like robots etc. Bad sound can ruin any good visual.Yeah, i suppose it depends on how you create the rig, Blenders great, but combined with rigs and GameGuru things can get a little crazy. Spend time building a quality sound design.It's not a rule, but if you want to keep it consistent with the industry, it's a good idea. Most intros end with the logo on a black background.Make the viewer want to see more, then reveal the logo piece-by-piece. Start the animation by not giving much away.Think about what the company stands for, and how to portray this in the animation (is it professional, creative or fun?).You'll learn a lot about what works and what doesn't just by doing this.

When you're just starting out, the best thing you can do is watch as many logo intros as you can.

If you want to stand out you need to plan your logo animations carefully. Throwing some bevel on your text just isn't going to cut it anymore. It used to be that only big name movie companies could afford logo animations, but now that every man and his dog owns a youtube channel they're becoming somewhat common.

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