Animate CC 2017 Tutorial Series

Topics include:
– Panning, zooming, and rotating with the new Camera tool
– Sharing documents and symbols in CC Libraries
– Creating vector brushes
– Adjusting brush pressure, tilt, and size
– Using interactive HTML5 components
– Exporting images and animated GIFs with the enhanced Export dialog

Animate CC: Animating Scenes
After you’ve created a storyboard for your animated project, you’re ready to tackle the next phase of the pipeline-actually assembling your scenes and rigging your characters. In this course, learn how to use Adobe Animate CC to assemble and animate a scene, and set up a complex rig for both human characters and a robot. Dermot O’Connor shows how to properly line a character, place the pivots, and set up the scene symbol. Plus, he shows how to create a dynamic action scene, import audio, and export your scene.

Topics include:
– Assembling a Scene
– Setting up a project
– Importing a reference
– Creating and cleaning a background
– Animating an action scene
– Adding camera moves
– Animating a human
– Setting up a character
– Importing and editing audio
– Importing audio and exporting a scene

Animate CC: Storyboarding
Studios can create enormous problems if they begin projects in a disorderly manner. By creating a thoughtful, detailed storyboard, you can clarify your ideas and get your project off on the right foot. In this course, learn how to set up a storyboard in Adobe Animate CC. Dermot O’Connor demonstrates how to setup your project, do fades and cross dissolves, create vertical pan shots, work with characters like marching robot monsters, add and edit audio, and more.

Topics include:
– Setting up your project
– Establishing shots
– Storyboarding
– Titles, zoom, and fade
– Posing a character
– Vertical pan
– Crowd scene
– Freeze frame with titles
– Editing audio
– Cleanup and assembly
– Final production and export