After Effects Motion Graphics Data Visualization

After Effects – Motion Graphics & Data Visualization, available at $139.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 50 lectures, based on 8351 reviews, and has 45809 subscribers.

You will learn about You'll learn to take Excel spread sheets and animate this in After Effects. You’ll learn how to make animated pie charts, line charts & bar graphs. You’ll learn how to create percentage counters. You’ll learn how to animate icons making beautiful infographics. You’ll learn how to create 'voice over' infographics. You’ll learn all the animation techniques needed to bring your data to life. You will have the finished files so you never fall behind. Downloadable exercise files & cheat sheet. Forum support from me and the rest of the BYOL crew. Techniques used by professional motion graphic designers. A wealth of other resources and websites to help your new career path. This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for people completely new to After Effects. No previous animation or motion graphic design experienced is necessary. or This is a relaxed, well paced introduction that will enable you to produce impressive video for your business or organization. Only basic computing skills are necessary – If you can send emails and surf the internet then you will cope well with our course. It is particularly useful for This course is for people completely new to After Effects. No previous animation or motion graphic design experienced is necessary. or This is a relaxed, well paced introduction that will enable you to produce impressive video for your business or organization. Only basic computing skills are necessary – If you can send emails and surf the internet then you will cope well with our course.

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Summary

Title: After Effects – Motion Graphics & Data Visualization

Price: $139.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 50

Number of Published Lectures: 50

Number of Curriculum Items: 50

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 50

Original Price: $189.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You'll learn to take Excel spread sheets and animate this in After Effects.

You’ll learn how to make animated pie charts, line charts & bar graphs.

You’ll learn how to create percentage counters.

You’ll learn how to animate icons making beautiful infographics.

You’ll learn how to create 'voice over' infographics.

You’ll learn all the animation techniques needed to bring your data to life.

You will have the finished files so you never fall behind.

Downloadable exercise files & cheat sheet.

Forum support from me and the rest of the BYOL crew.

Techniques used by professional motion graphic designers.

A wealth of other resources and websites to help your new career path.

Who Should Attend

This course is for people completely new to After Effects. No previous animation or motion graphic design experienced is necessary.

This is a relaxed, well paced introduction that will enable you to produce impressive video for your business or organization. Only basic computing skills are necessary – If you can send emails and surf the internet then you will cope well with our course.

Target Audiences

This course is for people completely new to After Effects. No previous animation or motion graphic design experienced is necessary.

This is a relaxed, well paced introduction that will enable you to produce impressive video for your business or organization. Only basic computing skills are necessary – If you can send emails and surf the internet then you will cope well with our course.

Hi there, my name is? Dan. I’m a Adobe Certified Instructor and I LOVE animating infographics & bringing potentially boring data to life using After Effects through Data?Visualization.

This course is for beginners. You don’t need any previous knowledge in VFX Compositing or any motion graphics experience. We’ll start with the super basics, taking simple icons breathing life into to them with After Effects.

We’ll work through a real life projects, connecting Excel into After Effects to transform your boring spreadsheet data into approachable visual information. We’ll experiment with lighting & cameras. We’ll do some fun things with masking, looking at how important sound is in your presentation, all the way through to exporting for Youtube, Powerpoint and all sorts of social media including animated GIFS. ?

There are projects for you to complete, so you can practice your VFX visual effects skills and use these for your portfolio. There is a cheat sheet and I’ve got exercise files so you can play along. I will also save my files as I go through each video so that you can compare yours to mine – handy if something goes wrong.

Know that I will be around to help – if you get lost you can drop a post on the video ‘Questions and Answers’ below each video and I’ll be sure to get back to you.

What are you waiting for? Lets get making!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Overview

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Exercise files & projects

Lecture 3: Inspiration for your animated infographics

Chapter 2: Animating Infographics

Lecture 1: Setting up your software & project for data visualization in After Effects

Lecture 2: How to add audio & music to a infographic in After Effects

Lecture 3: How to add a solid background or image to your infographic

Lecture 4: Adding text & Adobe TypeKit in After Effects

Lecture 5: Where to get free Icons for your animated infographics

Lecture 6: CC Libraries are amazing in After Effects – start using them now

Lecture 7: Animating an infographic icon in Adobe After Effects

Lecture 8: How to ease animation in After Effects to make them look slick

Lecture 9: Help, I’m lost. I can’t find my comp in After Effects

Lecture 10: Where to find free sounds & noises to my animated infographic

Lecture 11: Creating a circle pop or circle burst in After Effects

Chapter 3: Techniques for beautiful animation

Lecture 1: Animation TIP – Motion Blur in After Effects

Lecture 2: Animation TIP – Over shoot in After Effects

Lecture 3: Animation TIP – Vignette in After Effects

Lecture 4: Animation TIP – Anticipation – Up before down – graph editor

Lecture 5: Animating TIP – Offset two objects moving just after each other in After Effects

Lecture 6: Animation TIP – Vector Redraw in After Effects

Lecture 7: Animating TIP – Puppet tool in After Effects

Lecture 8: Animating TIP – Grouping in After Effects is called precomping

Chapter 4: Camera – 1 Node

Lecture 1: How to create & animate a camera in After Effects

Chapter 5: Preview & Playback

Lecture 1: How to speed up After Effects playback & preview

Chapter 6: Icon build

Lecture 1: How to animate the lines of an icon in After Effects

Chapter 7: Color & Backgrounds

Lecture 1: How to add colors to your animated infographic video

Lecture 2: How to add video backgrounds to your infographic video

Chapter 8: Data Visualization

Lecture 1: How to manually make an animated bar graph in After Effects

Lecture 2: How to use Adobe Illustrator to create an moving bar graph in After Effects

Lecture 3: How to use Excel to create an data visualization bar chart in After Effects

Lecture 4: How to create a data visualization line graphs using Adobe After Effects

Lecture 5: How to create an data visualization pie chart graph using Adobe After Effects

Lecture 6: How to make a number counter ticker thing in Adobe After Effects

Lecture 7: How to create an animated flow chart infographic

Chapter 9: Camera – 2 Node

Lecture 1: How to use a 2 node camera to sweep across a data visualization Masking

Chapter 10: Masking

Lecture 1: How to make a donut style pie chart animation in After Effects

Lecture 2: How to mask an image inside pie chart segments

Lecture 3: How to make an animated opacity percentage slider in Adobe After Effects

Lecture 4: How to animate an object filling up to make it look like liquid in After Effects

Chapter 11: Real life video infographics

Lecture 1: How to get line to follow the video in Adobe After Effects

Lecture 2: Track motion in After Effects to follow a person like stranger than fiction

Lecture 3: Camera tracking in After Effects doesn’t work well let do it manually

Chapter 12: Exporting

Lecture 1: Exporting AFX infographic video for TV, Websites, Youtube & social media

Lecture 2: How to Export data visualization for Microsoft PowerPoint

Lecture 3: How to export animated GIF infographic animation from After effects What next

Lecture 4: Data visualization & infographic project in Adobe After Effects

Lecture 5: What to do next after learning Animated Infographic Videos

Lecture 6: BONUS: Software Updates 2021

Lecture 7: BONUS: Software Updates 2022

Lecture 8: Cheat sheet & shortcuts for After Effects

Instructors

Daniel Walter Scott
Adobe Certified Instructor & Adobe Certified Expert

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2 stars: 76 votes

3 stars: 458 votes

4 stars: 2184 votes

5 stars: 5578 votes

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