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Master Motion Graphics in Just 100 Days + 35 Projects
Transform Your Creative Vision into Stunning Reality: Dive Into the World of Motion Graphics and Master Animation in Just 100 Days!
What is Motion Graphics?
Motion graphics refer to a form of digital animation that combines graphic design with animation principles to create engaging and informative visual content that can be used for various purposes. Motion graphics use moving images, typography, illustrations, and other visual elements to convey a message or tell a story. Motion graphics techniques include 2D or 3D animation, special effects, and compositing, allowing designers to create unique and eye-catching visuals. They can be used for everything from explainer videos to advertising content to title sequences for films and TV shows and logo animations. The use of motion graphics is becoming more and more popular in our digital age, as it allows creators to engage with audiences in a dynamic and visually appealing manner.
Master After Effects
This course is designed for anyone looking to elevate their video content with eye-catching motion graphics. Students will learn how to create dynamic animations in Adobe After Effects, one of the industry’s leading software for motion graphics and special effects. Throughout the course, students will explore various animation techniques such as keyframing, pre-composing, masking, and text animation. They will also learn how to work with layers and composition settings to achieve seamless transitions and stunning visual effects. In addition, students will gain knowledge on how to integrate motion graphics into their existing video projects. By the end of the course, students will have developed a strong foundation in motion graphics and will be able to apply the concepts learned to enhance their visual storytelling skills.
Meet Instructor
Hossein Mahdavian
Motion Designer, 2D/3D animator
Hey! My name is Hossein Mahdavian, graduated from Full Sail University in Animation. I'm a professional motion designer and 2D/3D animator. I've been animating in Adobe After Effects for over ten years. After five years of working for a UAE-based production company, I have gone freelance full-time and now work from home. Animating as a motion designer professionally is a dream for me. I get to use After Effects every single day for my job.
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My experience with Motion Graphics Agency was absolutely amazing! I'm about the complete this course and so far the course has been so much fun and informative. If you don't know much about after effects and motion graphics I would highly recommend this course for beginners. Hossein is an excellent teacher and definitely knows how to teach. It is impossible to not learn during this course. The teaching style is that good 🙂 Lastly, Teacher assistants are also a great help for your learning journey in this course. Their feedbacks and guidance are on point.
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For me it was learning in connection with life itself, course was so harmonically incripted in my life, it was just what I wanted/ what I needed. And it feels like something is given to you, it feels not just like you Learning something, it's more like they giving you knowledge. The teacher is Greate, the community is awesome, and the class was so deep in all aspects given. Amazing course, awesome School!! You are simply the best! Appreciate and thanks for letting me be a part of the class Motion Graphics Agency!
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Learn more about this course
The course, Learn Motion Graphics in 100 Days + 35 Practical Projects + Free Updates (Beginner, Intermediates, and advanced) is one of the most complete courses for making motion graphics in the world, so from the zero stage, i.e. installing the After Effects Program, to the stage of creating real professional projects. In this course, I have explained all the after-effect features that are necessary for motion designers, and after learning the tools and techniques, we have done a project as an exercise so that the subject will stay in your mind forever, and you never forget when and Where to use that tool or technique. I tried to give an example of a project after introducing one or more tools or techniques, and I increased the number of projects to 35 in the beginner course, so that after doing these 35 projects, you feel that you know everything about making motion graphics. To see the projects taught in this course, refer to the bottom of the page.
Of course, you have to practice for several hours a day to master all the tools and techniques, and no one can claim that he has become a master of motion graphics by watching the course. No, it is not true. You must practice and practice for at least 6 months to a year to learn all the techniques and tools. You must observe, analyze, and imitate professional motion graphics to ultimately lead to creativity. No one can show creativity in the first place, and it is through practice, imitation, and repetition that gradually that practice becomes the queen of your mind, and then after learning all the techniques, you can show your creativity and create motion graphics. Implement what moves in your mind in the powerful After Effects program.
Who This course is For?
- Those who are not interested in character animations and want to know the world of motion graphics.
- Those who are looking for high incomes through making motion graphics. (In the following, we have explained the income of a motion designer)
- Those who want to work as a freelancer for various motion graphic companies and earn money after learning.
- Those who are interested in making logo motions should also take this course.
- Those who are going to make story motions for Instagram and other social platforms
Why is this course different from others?
If you do a little search on Google, there are many sites and schools that teach motion graphics, like motion design school or school of motion. You can even find free tutorials on Youtube. But why should you buy this course from motion graphics agency? Well, there are many reasons, some of which I will discuss below:
Expensive Tutorials
for example, on the School of Motion website, you have to pay $1000 to learn the basics of after effects and motion graphics, which they teach with two to three projects. If you want to learn motion graphics professionally, you have to spend tens of thousand dollars. Also, the price of training in motion design school is high and few people can afford to pay such amounts of money to learn motion graphics. But in Motion Graphics Agency you can purchase the tutorial at an affordable price.
Pay separately for each level
In online schools such as the School of Motion or motion design school, you have to pay a separate amount to learn each level. For example, beginner level separately, intermediate separately, and advanced separately. Also, you have to buy the character animation and the logo animation separately, which will be very expensive. But on the motion graphics agency site, you pay once for training and you will have access to all levels (beginner, intermediate, advanced, character animation, logo animation). The course will be updated for free and new training will be added.
YouTube Tutorials are scattered
There are a lot of free tutorials available on YouTube, but they are scattered and it’s difficult to get a comprehensive and complete education from YouTube alone. But the motion graphics agency training is designed in a special order. You will get acquainted with various motion graphics tools and techniques in a specific order, and then you will learn the topic with a practical project.
15 years of teaching experience
I am Hossein Mahdavian, graduated from Full Sail University in animation, have more than 15 years of teaching experience and animation production experience, and so far I have worked with many companies around the world and created animation and motion graphics for them.
Direct support with instructor
Course support is a valuable resource for students seeking to improve their motion graphics skills. As a student, you can send your work to course support for review and feedback. This feedback can help you identify areas where you need improvement and provide guidance for making edits. This support can help you refine your approach to creating motion graphics and improve your final product. Additionally, course support may offer additional resources for students such as tutorials or access to industry professionals. Overall, course support serves as a helping hand for students looking to enhance their skills and gain confidence in their abilities.
Seamless and Coherent Instruction
When it comes to instructional videos, a key aspect that learners appreciate is the seamless delivery of content. It’s beneficial when tutorial videos are not fast-forwarded or abruptly cut in the middle, allowing viewers to grasp concepts from start to finish. These videos provide a clear and straightforward explanation, ensuring a smooth learning experience. By maintaining a coherent flow throughout the tutorial, learners can easily follow along, absorb information, and apply the knowledge effectively.
Prerequisites of this course
You don’t need any prerequisites to learn how to create motion graphics with After Effects. I have taught you everything in simple language and from scratch so that even if you have just started learning computers, after completing the course you will be able to easily produce professional motion graphics and publish them on your social media and start earning money. The teaching of this course is project-based. it means you will learn motion graphics with 35 real projects. so after learning a few tools or techniques, I have given an example in the form of a project so that the subject becomes the queen of your mind, and after passing this course, you will be able to create real projects and publish them on your social media. In this course, we have tried to avoid teaching theoretical and boring topics and directly teach practical projects in the shortest possible time. the new tutorials will be added soon.
Does this course have support?
Yes, When it comes to motion graphics courses, having access to support and direct communication with instructors is crucial for students. Here are some reasons why this type of interaction is essential:
Clarification and Guidance: Motion graphics can be complex, and students often encounter challenges and questions during their learning journey. Having direct communication with instructors allows students to seek clarification and receive guidance on specific concepts, techniques, or projects. Instructors can provide personalized feedback and offer valuable insights to help students overcome obstacles and progress in their learning.
Individualized Feedback: Feedback is invaluable for growth and improvement. By having direct communication with instructors, students can receive personalized feedback on their work. Instructors can pinpoint areas of strength and areas that need improvement, offering specific recommendations and suggestions for enhancing their motion graphics skills. This targeted feedback accelerates the learning process and helps students refine their craft.
Real-time Problem-solving: Sometimes, students encounter technical issues or face creative roadblocks that require immediate assistance. By having direct access to instructors, students can address these challenges in real-time. Instructors can provide troubleshooting advice, share alternative approaches, or recommend specific resources or tools to overcome hurdles. This level of support empowers students to tackle problems efficiently and continue their progress without unnecessary delays.
Mentorship and Industry Insights: Instructors with professional experience in the motion graphics industry bring valuable insights and mentorship to the table. Direct communication allows students to tap into this expertise and gain a deeper understanding of industry trends, best practices, and career opportunities. Instructors can share real-world examples, share their own experiences, and provide guidance on how to navigate the industry successfully. This mentorship fosters a well-rounded education and prepares students for the demands of the professional world.
Building a Network: Direct communication with instructors fosters a sense of community and connection within the motion graphics course. Students can interact with their peers, participate in discussions, and collaborate on projects. This networking opportunity allows for the exchange of ideas, feedback, and potential collaborations that can enhance the learning experience and lead to valuable professional connections.
In conclusion, support and direct communication with instructors are essential for motion graphics students. It enables clarification, individualized feedback, real-time problem-solving, mentorship, and networking opportunities. By establishing this line of communication, students can maximize their learning potential, receive personalized guidance, and gain valuable insights into the motion graphics industry.
How much does a motion designer earn?
Motion design is a field of animation that focuses on creating moving graphics and visual effects for various media platforms such as television, film, and digital advertising. Motion designers can generate a steady income by providing their skills to various industries who need animation services. The income generated by motion designers varies based on their experience, skill sets, and industries they work for. A junior motion designer can expect an average salary of between $35,000 and $65,000 per year, while experienced designers can earn salaries of up to $150,000 or more annually. As businesses continue to shift towards online operations and digital media, demand for motion design services is on the rise, creating a great opportunity for students who want to make a career in this field. With their creativity and software skills, motion designers have the potential to earn a significant income while enjoying a fulfilling career.
Free Tutorials?
Are you interested in learning more about motion graphics but unsure of where to begin? We are pleased to inform you that free tutorials are available for you to explore! Our tutorials provide an in-depth overview of the subject, offering valuable insights and information that you might not find elsewhere. Additionally, you can evaluate how the instructor teaches in this course and determine if it’s right for you. You can use this opportunity to seek out information, ask questions and gain an understanding of what to expect if you decide to pursue the course. Don’t hesitate to check out our free tutorials as they can be an excellent resource to enhance your learning experience!
What you will learn in this course?
In the following section, I have explained the chapters of this training course completely, and you will get to know the content of each chapter and you will understand what topics were taught during the course. New tutorials and chapters are added over time.
Level = Beginner
Chapter 1: Installing the necessary software
In the first chapter of this training course, you will get to know the necessary programs for making motion graphics and you will learn how to install these programs on your computer.
Lesson 1: Installing Trial version of Adobe After Effects without credit card
Adobe After Effects is actually the core of creating motion graphics. With this powerful program, you can produce attractive motion graphics.
Lesson 2: How to remove After effects from your computer
In this video you will learn how to remove Adobe After Effects from your computer.
Chapter 2: Getting to know the After Effects environment
In this chapter, you will get to know the different parts of the After Effects program, including the menu bar, toolbar, panels, layers, and timeline.
Lesson 1: After Effects Interface
In this section, you will learn each part of the After Effects program is used. You will get to know the project window, layers section, timeline, toolbars, and panels briefly.
Lesson 2: How to customize the workspace
In this section, you will learn what a workspace is and how to change your workspace and move windows to your taste and save it as a dedicated workspace.
Lesson 3: What is the difference between vector and pixel?
In this section, we will learn the difference between vector and pixel by using two programs, Illustrator and Photoshop, and also learn which program is more suitable for working with motion graphics.
Lesson 4: What is composition and how is composition created?
In this section, you will learn the concept of composition in After Effects. You will learn about NTSC and PAL video standards and different types of standard video sizes in After Effects.
Lesson 5: Save and open the project and auto-save feature in After Effects
In this section, you will learn how to save a project in the After Effects program, and you will also learn how to open a previously saved project in the program and continue working. Also, when we forget to save the project, there is an option called Auto-Save, which saves the project in the path we specify.
Lesson 6: Zoom tool and Hand tool
In this section, you will learn about two useful tools, zoom and hand tool. The hand tool is used to zoom in on a part of the project and to see different parts of the preview window. We also learn about the shortcut keys of these tools.
Lesson 7: Exercise: Create a custom composition.
In this part, I will give you an exercise and I will give you 5 seconds to stop the video and do the exercise that I asked you, which is to create a composition with desired specifications. You do the exercise and then watch the rest of the video and see if you did the exercise correctly or not.
Lesson 8: How to import different files in the After Effects
In this section, you will learn how to import the various files you need to build your project. Vector files, Photoshop, photos, videos, audio, etc.
Lesson 9: Working with layers in After Effects
In this section, you will get to know the concept of layers and learn how to create new layers and manage them. For example, hide them, lock them, change their color, and…
Lesson 10: Working with timline
In this section, you will learn about the timeline section. The layers section and the timeline are directly related to each other, and whatever we do in the layers section will directly affect the timeline section. You will learn about CTI, you will learn how to manage the work environment, and most importantly, you will get to know the shortcut keys.
Lesson 11: Working with the Preview window, learning about the Anchor Point tool, Rotation tool and how to save a frame from motion
In this section, you will get to know the settings and buttons under the Preview window and learn each option is used. You will also learn about Anchor Point and Rotation Tool. In the following, you will learn how to save a frame of motion graphics, and how to render a specific frame of motion graphics and send it to our friends.
Lesson 12: Learning about Text tool, Character and Paragraph panels
In this section, you will learn another tool, the Text tool, and you will learn how to change the font of the text, change its color and manage it.
Chapter 3: Working with Illustrator and Photoshop files
In this chapter, you will learn how to layer the vectors you need to create motion graphics in the Illustrator program and import them into After Effects. It is also the same in Photoshop. You will learn how to edit vector files in After Effects
Lesson 1: Working with Illustrator vector files and preparing them for After Effects
In this section, you will learn how to find the designs we need to make motion graphics and edit and layer them in the Illustrator program and make them ready to import into After Effects.
Lesson 2: Import vector files of the Illustrator program into After Effects
In this section, you will also get to know the different options of import window when you import a vector file into After Effects. How to import the vector file as layers or import only a specific layer or import all as one layer?
Lesson 3: Editing illustrator files in After Effects
In this section, you will also learn what to do if we want to edit a vector file after importing it into After Effects.
Lesson 4: Import the Photoshop PSD file in the After Effects and edit them
In this section, you will learn how to layer and import a Photoshop file into After Effects, and you will also learn how to do this if something needs to be edited and changed.
Lesson 5: Exercise: Working with the timeline
In this section, I will give you an exercise. You open a vector file in the Illustrator program and according to the principles I will tell you, you arrange its different layers in the timeline.
Chapter 4: Learn more tools
In this chapter, you will get to know the rest of the tools and different parts of After Effects, which I will explain in detail below.
Lesson 1: Adjusting project files, finding a missing file, collecting files from different locations on the hard disk, and deleting unused files in the project.
In this section, you will learn how to organize your files regularly in different folders before starting the project so that you don’t get confused and prevents making mistakes later during the project. We will also learn how to reopen a missing file so that the project works properly. You will get acquainted with the possibility of Collecting different files from different drives that are used in the project, and at the end, you will learn how to delete unused files from the project window.
Lesson 2: Make a simple slideshow with several photos
In this section, we will learn that if we drop several photos in the composition window at the same time, a window will open that can be used to make simple slideshows.
Lesson 3: Pen and Shape tools and their settings
In this section, you will learn two widely used After Effects tools, the Shape tool, and the Pen tool, and there are many tips and shortcuts while working with these tools, and I have explained every one of them.
Lesson 4: Parenting in After Effects
In this part, you will also get to know one of the principles of After Effects, that is, parenting, or the father-child relationship. In such a way that if the father does a certain thing, his children will do the exact same thing because they are connected to their father.
Lesson 5: Get Familiar with different types of layers and how to clear the internal cache of the program
In this section, you will get to know different types of after-effect layers and understand their usage with examples. Among these layers are the Shape, Solid, Null, Adjustment layer, and Camera layers. You will also learn how to delete the internal cache of the program if the speed of your After Effects program slows down so that the speed of the program increases.
Lesson 6: Align panel in After Effects
In this section, you will get to know the Align panel. From this panel, you can arrange different files on the screen, for example, place the text exactly in the middle of the page or place it exactly on the top right. It is also used to sort multiple shapes on the page.
Lesson 7: Exercise: creating a simple scene
In this section, I prepared an exercise for you that asks you to recreate a scene using shapes and the Align panel. I give you 5 seconds to pause the video and do the exercise, and if you forget, play the video and you will see how I did it.
Lesson 8: Working with masks
In this section, you will also learn how to work with masks. Masks play an important role in the After Effects program and in motion graphics, you have to practice a lot to become a master at working with masks.
Chapter 5: Learn Keyframe
In this chapter, you will learn about the different options of the transform section. You will get to know the term keyframe and how to produce attractive animations using keyframing.
Lesson 1: Transform options
In this section, you will get to know the different options of Transform and also learn its important shortcuts. Among these options are Anchor Point, Position, Rotation, Opacity
Lesson 2: What is keyframe and how can I make a keyframe?
In this section, you will get to know the term keyframe and understand how to use keyframes to create an effect.
Lesson 3: Exercise: working with keyframes professionally
In this section, you will learn how to use shortcuts to create keyframes and speed up your work in creating motion graphics.
Lesson 4: Value Graph and Speed Graph in After Effects
In this section, you will learn about two important parts of After Effects, i.e. the value graph and the speed graph. Although we don’t use the value graph much in making motion graphics, knowing it is better than not knowing it. Most of our focus in motion graphics is in the speed graph section because by increasing and decreasing the speed of an object in After Effects, we can achieve attractive animations.
Lesson 5: Effects & presets panel
In this section, you will get to know another important panel in After Effects called the Effect and presets Panel, which spends most of our time in After Effects in this Panel.
Chapter 6: Rendering
In this chapter, you will learn the principles of rendering in After Effects and Adobe Media Encoder.
Lesson 1: How to Export with Render Queue
In this section, you will learn how to export the animation you made in the After Effects as a video using the Render Queue option.
Lesson 2: Get an Export with Adobe Media Encoder
In this section, you will learn how to export the animation made in After Effects by Adobe Media Encoder. This program has more features and formats compared to the Render Queue option of the After Effects program, and we will render all our animations through this powerful rendering engine.
Project 1: Practice keyframe
In this project, we will animate a very simple scene together and you will get to know the principles of keyframing during the project.
Chapter 7: Motion Blur and Track Matte
In this chapter, you will learn about some important techniques in motion graphics.
Lesson 1: Motion Blur and its usage in motion graphics
In this part, you will learn about the motion blur option in After Effects. We use this technique to create scenes where the movement is fast and the object is seen blurry, for example, the scene of throwing a knife at a stick.
Lesson 2: Track Matte in motion graphics
In this section, you will learn about one of the most used techniques in making motion graphics, I mean Track matte technique. If you want to show something outside of something else or place an object in a range that cannot be seen, we use the Track matte technique. The application of this technique is almost like masks in after-effects.
Chapter 8: More tools and techniques
In this chapter, we explain a series of common mistakes made by beginners, and also we will talk about the solutions. We will do many exercises together in this section and we will learn some new methods and techniques.
Lesson 1: Common mistakes made by beginners in After Effects
In this section, you will learn about some of the most common mistakes made by beginners in After Effects. Be sure to see this section because it may happen to you.
Lesson 2: Important tips while working with After Effects
In this section, we have mentioned a series of important tips that should be followed while working with the After Effects program.
Lesson 3: Get Familiar with Motion Sketch and Smoother options in After Effects
In this section, you will get to know two other panels, namely motion sketch and Smoother. These two panels are used to make curves. For example, when you want to move a rocket in a path, you can use these tools.
Lesson 4: Application of Mood option and Color key linear effect
In this section, you will learn about the mood section of layers and its usage, and you will also understand when you should use the Color key linear effect in your projects.
Lesson 5: Work with chromaki screen or green screen
In this section, you will learn about the chromaki screen or green screen and how to remove it.
Lesson 6: What you need to know about pre-compositions
In this section, you will learn what pre-comp is and how we should make a pre-comp and when we should put layers in the pre-comp.
Project 2: Exercise: Police car animation project with lights
In this section, you will learn how to animate a police car using the techniques you have learned so far.
Lesson 8: Region of interest option and its application in motion graphics
In this section, you will learn how to shrink your precompositions with the help of the Region of interest option.
Project 3: Animating the Pong game
Pong is an old game that we used to play on old Atari consoles. In this section we will learn how to animate this game.
Chapter 9: Layer style, Text Animator and Shape effects
In this chapter, you will learn about various animating techniques in After Effects and we will work on several projects.
Lesson 1: Time and Transform settings
When we right-click on a video, an option named time also appears, which we have discussed in detail in this section. Also, when we right-click on an object or image, it has settings related to the Transform section, which you will learn about in this section.
Lesson 2: Learn Shape effects
In this section, we will learn about different types of effects that can be applied to Shapes.
Lesson 3: Working with the animator part of the Text layer
In this section, you will also learn how to apply motion effects on your text layer and animate them.
Lesson 4: Layer Style
Layer style is used to give different modes to a layer. For example, put a shadow behind an image or highlight or indent your text.
Project 4: Making logo motion 1
In this part, we will make a simple logo motion with the techniques you learned in this chapter.
Project 5: Making logo motion 2
In this part, we will animate the same logo motion that we made in the previous part in a different way.
Project 6: Making logo motion 3
In this part, we will make a professional logomotion using reverse engineering technique.
Project 7: Bouncing ball project
Bouncing Ball is one of the exercises that every animator should do in every program he/she is learning. Two important principles of animation must be observed while making a bouncing ball, and that is squash and stretch.
Lesson 9: How to save animations as Animation presets
In this part, we save the ball animation as a preset, so that in the future, if we need to animate the bouncing ball, by dragging and dropping it on the ball, all the animations will be applied to it, so you don’t have to make all of them from scratch.
Chapter 10: Poppet Position Pin Tool
In this chapter, you will learn about another after-effect tool called Poppet position pin tool, and we will do several exercises together.
Lesson 1: Poppet Position Pin Tool
Another useful tool in After Effects is the poppet position pin tool. This tool can be used to move things that don’t require bones, for example worms or finger movement.
Project 8: Exercise: Run Clash of clans game project
In this section, we will run a game on the phone with the techniques we have learned so far, and we will animate the loading and running part.
Project 9: How to make a sphere?
In this part, we will learn how to animate a sphere.
Project 10: Making Beaker and fire
In this section, we will get to know several effects of the After Effects in a practical way, and we will make beakers and fire.
Chapter 11: Expressions
In this chapter, you will learn about expressions to speed up the creation of motion graphics.
Lesson 1: Expressions in After Effects
The After Effects program is a powerful program in the field of making motion graphics, and Expressions help a lot to become more professional and speed up the making of motion graphics. In this section, you will learn about some of the most important expressions for making motion graphics.
Project 11: How to animate police car using expressions
In the previous chapters, we animated a police car in the traditional way, but in this part, we are going to animate the same project this time with the help of expressions and see how much these expressions help us in speeding up the creation of motion graphics.
Project 12: How to animate mosquitoes and street lights
In this section, we simulate the movement of the mosquito with the help of expressions, and then we animate a street lamp.
Project 13: How to animate a clock with a pendulum
In this section, we will animate a clock with its pendulum using expressions.
Chapter 12: Proxy and Transitions
In this chapter, like the previous chapters, you will learn more techniques.
Lesson 1: What is a proxy and what does it do?
Proxy is used when you import a high-quality video, for example 4K, and the speed of working with the video is very low, and with the help of the proxy option, it can be temporarily replaced with a lower quality version to increase the speed of work and At the end, when rendering, you can activate the original quality video and render it
Project 14: Creating a handwritten text
In this project, you will learn how to create handwriting text. Suppose you want to display your name in handwritten form on the screen.
Project 15: Creating a magnifier
In this project, you will also learn how to create a magnifier with the help of effects.
Lesson 4: Making transitions in After Effects
In this section, you will also learn about after effects Transitions.
Project 16: Making a custom equalizer
In this project, you will learn how to make a custom equalizer that moves when the music plays.
Project 17: Making the SMS effect in the movie
In this project, you will learn an important technique in after effects called Camera tracking and Motion tracking and you will find out where you can use this technique.
Lesson 7: Working with 2D cameras in After Effects
In this section, you will learn how to move the camera in a 2D scene.
Project 18: Create a logo animation
in this video with the techniques learned in the previous lessons, we will make an attractive logo animation. we will also animate a 2d camera.
Project 19: Creating Line art in Motion Graphics
in this project you will learn line art technique in motion graphics. Also you will learn how to animate 2d cameras in this project.
Chapter 13: Working with motion 3 plugin
In this chapter, you will get to know one of the most used motion graphics plugins called Motion 3, and we will create projects with the help of this powerful script.
Lesson 1: Learn different features of Motion 3 plugin
In this section, you will get to know the various features of Motion 3 plugin with numerous examples, and then you will understand when you should use its features.
Project 20: Animate the appearance of mobile with loading
In this project, you will learn how to animate mobile, and with the help of this powerful script, we will add more attraction to our animation.
Project 21: Making liquid logo motion
In this project, we will create an attractive liquid logo motion with the help of Motion 3 plugin.
Project 22: Making another logo motion
In this project, you will learn how to animate another logo motion.
Project 23: Animating the pattern
In this project, you will learn how to animate a pattern. These patterns are used to create animated backgrounds.
Project 24: Animate icons - camera
In this project, you will learn how to animate a camera. You can see the result of these animations at the end of this page.
Project 25: Animate icons - Airplane
In this project you will learn how to animate a plane. You can see the result of these animations at the end of this page.
Project 26: Animate icons - Shop
In this project you will learn how to animate a shop. You can see the result of these animations at the end of this page.
Chapter 14: Morph technique in motion graphics
In this chapter, you will learn about different morph shapes techniques.
Lesson 1: Different methods of morph shape in After Effects
In this section, you will learn about different types of morph shapes in After Effects. For example, how to convert a circle into a square, a square into a triangle, and a triangle into a plane.
Project 27: How to morph fruits into logos by Super morphing script
In this section, you will learn how to install and work with the super morphing script. We will convert fruits into logos and you will learn to work with this powerful script with numerous examples.
Project 28: Morphing several icons to each other
In this project, you will learn how to morph a laptop into a phone and a phone into a clock.
Project 29: Professional morphing of several icons to each other
In this project, you will learn how to transform a table into a closet and a closet into a lamp. In this project, you will get to know several animation rules in a practical way.
Chapter 15: Working with 3D layers and cameras
In this chapter, you will learn the basics of 3D layers and we will make several projects together. You will also learn to work with 3D cameras and we will work on a project together.
Lesson 1: Basics of working with 3D layers
In this part, you will learn how to convert a 2D layer into a 3D layer, give it depth and finally animate it. We will animate a heart in 3D.
Project 30: Making a 3D clock
In this part, we will learn how to make a 3D clock and animate it.
Lesson 2: Working with 3D cameras
In this section, you will learn how to create a 3D camera in After Effects and learn about its settings.
Project 31: Travel on the map
In this project, we will create a travel project on the map with the help of 3D cameras. You can see this project below.
Chapter 16: Working with motion bro and Animation Composer Plugins
In this chapter, you will get to know two plugins, motion bro and animation composer, and we will work on two projects together.
Lesson 1: Working with Motionbro plugin transitions
In this section, you will learn about the professional transitions of the Motion bro plugin and learn how to use these transitions between two scenes.
Lesson 2: Add text and background to the 3D clock project
In this section, we will add a background and text for the 3D clock project that we made in the previous chapter.
Lesson 3: Installing and working with the Animation Composer plugin
In this section, you will learn how to install the animation composer plugin on After Effects, and you will get to know the various features and capabilities of this powerful plugin.
Project 32: The rotation of the moon around the earth
In this project, you will learn how to rotate the moon around the earth. We will use the technique of 3D layers as well as the features of the animation composer plugin to build this project.
Project 33: Part 1: Making story motion. First step: design in Photoshop
In this part, we want to make a cool story motion. We can use this story motion in the Instagram story as an advertisement or use it in reels. In the first step, we design it in Photoshop and prepare it for animating in After Effects.
Project 33: Part 2: Making story motion. Second step: Animate in After Effects
In this section, we import the design we designed in Photoshop in the previous section into After Effects and animate it step by step, and prepare it for publishing on Instagram.
Level = Intermediate
Well, from here on, the intermediate level of this course will begin. In the chapters ahead, you must master the beginner level to being able to build the projects presented at the intermediate level. So, the prerequisite for the intermediate level is the beginner level. At this level, the basics of After Effects are not taught, but you will get to know the techniques of creating different projects. At the advanced level, these topics become very heavy and advanced.
Chapter 17: Logo Animation
In this chapter, you will learn how to animate the Yahoo logo motion beautifully. You will also learn how to make an attractive motion story.
Project 34: Part 1: Making Yahoo Logo Motion - Intro
In this part, you will get to know how the Yahoo logo enters the scene and we will animate it from A to Z in the After Effects program.
Project 34: Part 2: Making Yahoo Logo Motion - Extro
As you know, every logo has an intro section and an extro section. In this part, you will learn how to animate the extro of the Yahoo logo motion.
Project 35: Part 1: Binomo Logo animation - Rasterize the logo in Illustrator
in this part you will learn how to rasterize any logo in illustrator and prepare to animate it in after effects.
Project 35: Part 2: Binomo Logo animation - animate in After Effects
in this section you will learn how to animate binomo logo animation in After Effects.
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In the section below, you will see the final result of the projects that you will learn in this course.
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