After Effects CC Tutorial Series – After Effects CC Tutorial Series
After Effects CC Training:
Delve into the world of motion graphics, keying, and compositing in After Effects CC. In this course, Ian Robinson outlines six foundations for becoming proficient with After Effects, including concepts such as layers, keyframe animation, and working with 3D. To help you get up and running with the program, the course begins with a project-based chapter on creating an animated graphic bumper. Next, explore the role of layers in compositions and find out how to add style to your projects using effects and graphic elements. Last, it’s how to build 3D objects with CINEMA 4D Lite, as well as stabilize footage, solve for 3D cameras, and paint in graphics with the Reverse Stabilization feature.
Topics include:
– Video terminology
– Creating your first composition
– Using layers, masks, blend modes, and track mattes
– Parenting objects
– Building complex objects with Pre-compose
– Exploring the ray-traced 3D renderer
– Understanding the order of effects
– Creating 3D projects from Illustrator files
– Lighting a scene
– Animating the type on a path
– Using Keylight for green-screen footage
– Rotoscoping
– Archiving projects
After Effects: Creating a Mobile App Interface:
Most apps follow the same interface design principles-principles defined in iOS, Android, and Windows Phone specifications. Prototyping your interface with tools like Illustrator and After Effects can ensure your app meets the platform guidelines and helps you resolve usability issues before going through a lengthy development cycle. In this course, Andy Needham shows how to create an app interface from scratch using Adobe Illustrator, and then take the finished design into After Effects for animation. This is a start-to-finish project, going from concept sketches to the final product (an animated GIF). The prototype will showcase the navigation and interactive aspects of the app interface and can be used for marketing or gathering customer and user feedback.
Topics include:
– Sketching ideas
– Planning ahead: knowing your target output
– Designing screens in Illustrator
– Preparing artwork for After Effects
– Creating reusable components
– Building animated screens
– Adding transitions and gestures animations
– Exporting the final sequence as an animated GIF
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Language of instruction: English
Teacher: Ian Robinson
Level of education: Elementary, Secondary, Advanced
File size: ~ 2500 MB
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