After Effects Motion Graphics - Motion Hero

After Effects Motion Graphics | Motion Hero, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.44, with 76 lectures, based on 581 reviews, and has 2720 subscribers.

You will learn about Basic of After Effects Most Important Things in Animation What Factors Make an Animation Good or Bad Timing, Spacing, Anticipation, Follow through and Overlapping 12 Principles of Animations in Motion Graphics The Special Method of Animating texts Lettering Animation Types of Logo Animations, Methods and Rules of Making Them Loop Animation Morph Animation Character Rigging With Duik Bassel (Free Script) Character Animation Head Rig and Facial Animation This course is ideal for individuals who are Basic to Advanced It is particularly useful for Basic to Advanced.

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Summary

Title: After Effects Motion Graphics | Motion Hero

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.44

Number of Lectures: 76

Number of Published Lectures: 76

Number of Curriculum Items: 76

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 76

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Basic of After Effects

Most Important Things in Animation

What Factors Make an Animation Good or Bad

Timing, Spacing, Anticipation, Follow through and Overlapping

12 Principles of Animations in Motion Graphics

The Special Method of Animating texts

Lettering Animation

Types of Logo Animations, Methods and Rules of Making Them

Loop Animation

Morph Animation

Character Rigging With Duik Bassel (Free Script)

Character Animation

Head Rig and Facial Animation

Who Should Attend

Basic to Advanced

Target Audiences

Basic to Advanced

Have you ever asked yourself why some seemingly simple videos have such astonishing animations, while some other ones are a pain to watch?

That’s because many beginner animators aren’t familiar with the principles of animation or animation theory in general, they don’t know what aspects they should focus on to improve their work, why those are important, and how they should implement such things in their animations.

In this course, we will dive into the depths of After effects. you will learn everything from the most basic animation techniques to the most advanced ones practically, so you can achieve astounding results.

What’s more, our journey will not end until I see you becoming a pro motion designer. So, this course is suitable for both beginners and veterans.

Let’s see What are you gonna learn during this course?

Since our goal is to create motion graphics and the best software for that is after effects, firstly, you’ll get familiar with ‘after-effects’ and required tools for animation and further on, you’ll learn how key frames and graphs work.

And for a better understanding of timing, spacing, and easing which are the most important principles of animation, we’ll do a couple of jumping ball exercises that are the most essential practices for getting to know these principles.

Our next step would be the 12 main principles of animation which will be used to spice up the animations and you’ll learn how to use them in your works properly.

Moving on, you’ll learn how to work with Text layers and how you can create amazing text animations.

Afterward, learning Lettering animations and their respective principles are in our journey and we’re going to create a mind-blowing lettering animation.

In the next chapter, we’ll spend some time on Loop animations and the principles of creating one, and how to use them to create a beautiful work of such.

Then you’ll learn about Morph animation. you’ll learn how to create an exquisite morph animation, alongside following a proper set of rules.

In the next chapter, you’ll learn the types of Logo animations, methods and rules of making them, and also how to give them sense.

In the next chapter, you’ll get familiar with one of the most challenging topics of animations yet the simplest one which is Character rigging. In this chapter, you’ll learn about the Duik Bassel script and the required tools for rigging characters, from the most basic topic that is preparing the character to rigging a character.

After you’ve learned to rig, we will work on Animating the character and how to use references properly so we can get better results.

After that, we’ll work on Rigging the head and different parts of the face then we’ll start animating the head and create different emotions for the face.

This course is focused on doing projects, which means you’ll learn whatever you need to know through action, and at the same time, you create beautiful animations and motion graphics that can be very effective in showing your portfolio  powerfully.

This  course is the product of years of my experience in motion graphics and It’s here for you so you can become a veteran in motion graphics as quickly as possible and so you won’t make the same mistakes as I did.

I’ll be here for you in every step until you become a pro motion designer.

So, register now and take your skills to the next level

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction Of After Effects

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Workspace

Lecture 3: Menus

Lecture 4: Panels

Lecture 5: Tools

Lecture 6: Create a New Composition

Lecture 7: How To Import

Chapter 2: Animation Tools

Lecture 1: How To Create Keyframs and Animation

Lecture 2: Types of Keyframes

Lecture 3: Bee Project (Design)

Lecture 4: Bee Project (Animation)

Lecture 5: Bee Project (Render)

Lecture 6: Graphs and Graph Editor

Lecture 7: Creating A Simple Animation

Lecture 8: Keyframes Interpolation

Chapter 3: Basic Animations

Lecture 1: Simple Jumping Ball

Lecture 2: Bouncing Basketball

Lecture 3: Bouncing Ball (High Level)

Lecture 4: How to Use Bouncing in Animation

Lecture 5: How to Use Anticipation in Animation

Lecture 6: How to Use Overlapping And Follow throw in Animation

Chapter 4: 12 Principles of Animation

Lecture 1: Principles of Animation in Motion Graphics

Chapter 5: Shape Animation

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Required Tools

Lecture 3: Creating Shapes

Lecture 4: Fill and Stroke

Lecture 5: Shape parameters

Lecture 6: Stroke (Taper and Wave)

Lecture 7: Merge Paths Modifier

Lecture 8: Offset Paths

Lecture 9: Pucker and Bloat

Lecture 10: Repeater

Lecture 11: Round Corner

Lecture 12: Trim Paths

Lecture 13: Twist

Lecture 14: Wiggle Paths

Lecture 15: Wiggle Transform

Lecture 16: Zig Zag

Chapter 6: Text Animation

Lecture 1: Introducing the Text capabilities

Lecture 2: Animating the Text

Lecture 3: Types of Selectors

Lecture 4: Sample 01 (Bouncing Text Animation)

Lecture 5: Sample 02 (Tracking)

Lecture 6: Sample 03 (Glitchy)

Lecture 7: Sharing Your Opinion

Chapter 7: Lettering Animation

Lecture 1: Methods of Lettering Animation

Lecture 2: Separating the Letters

Lecture 3: Making Writing Effect for the letters

Lecture 4: Giving Bouncy Animation to the Letters

Lecture 5: Adding Some Details to the Animation

Chapter 8: Logo Animation

Lecture 1: Tools & Methods of Logo Animation

Lecture 2: Bouncy Logo Animation Part01

Lecture 3: Bouncy Logo Animation Part02

Chapter 9: Loop Animation

Lecture 1: Intro of Loop Animation

Lecture 2: Designing the Character

Lecture 3: Rigging the Character

Lecture 4: Making the Key poses

Lecture 5: Adding Details to Animation

Lecture 6: Animating the Firewoods

Chapter 10: Morph Animation

Lecture 1: Introduction of Morph Animation

Lecture 2: Morphing Magnifier to Locator

Lecture 3: Adding Details to Animation

Chapter 11: Character Rigging

Lecture 1: Rigging Intro and Installation Duik Bassel

Lecture 2: A brief introduction to Duik Bassel Tools

Lecture 3: Preparing the Character For Rigging

Lecture 4: Skeletonizing The Character

Lecture 5: Rigging & Animating The Character

Chapter 12: Character Animation

Lecture 1: How to Create Walk Cycle Animation

Lecture 2: Creating Walk Cycle Animation Without Reference

Lecture 3: How to Create Run Cycle Animation

Lecture 4: Creating Run Cycle Animation Without Reference

Chapter 13: Head Rig & Facial Animation

Lecture 1: Designing Head For Rigging

Lecture 2: Rigging the Head Views

Lecture 3: Rigging the Eyes

Lecture 4: Creating Emotions Face

Lecture 5: Facial Animation

Instructors

Motion Guru
Professional Motion Graphics Tutorials

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 16 votes

2 stars: 12 votes

3 stars: 58 votes

4 stars: 178 votes

5 stars: 317 votes

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