NYC: After Effects Corporate Training

Description

Animate photos, text and video in After Effects, and add music and audio. Import Illustrator or Photoshop assets, such as logos, and animate their individual elements.

Course Prerequisites:

• Fundamental understanding of Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator is beneficial, though not mandatory. If you lack Photoshop experience, think about taking either our one-day Photoshop session or our comprehensive Photoshop program. If you haven't used Illustrator before, think about taking either our one-day Illustrator session or our intensive Illustrator program.
• A visual design background is useful, though not mandatory.

What You'll Learn at a Glance

• Build animated sequences with visual elements, including brand marks and photographs
• Develop familiarity with the toolset, frame progression, and visual elements
• Integrate a brand mark designed in Adobe Illustrator and create motion effects
• Develop natural, organic movement transitions using acceleration curves
• Incorporate transition technique,s including dissolve-ins and dissolve-outs
• Produce and save a final video file of your finished animation

Detailed Course Outline

First Section

• Starting with After Effects Basics
• Navigating the initiatives, compositions, and frame timeline sections
• Including layered documents, maintaining all separate visual components
• Using safe framing to guarantee the television audience visibility of content

• Using Keyframe-Based Animation
• Producing movement in category designations
• Watching animations render in actual time
• Incorporating smooth acceleration effects
• Transitioning through the complete class component list
• Creating movement of imagery symbols
• Animating the descriptive header
• Adding motion blur effects
• Reducing unnecessary extended sequences

• Converting to GIF Animation Format
• Exporting video sequences from After Effects
• Creating GIF files using Photoshop
• Minimizing animation complexity by reducing frames

Second Section

• Logo Animation Project: Reference Points and Elastic Overshoot Effects
• Changing a file from CMYK to RGB color space
• Making the rectangular form enlarge beyond its endpoint
• Repositioning rectangular components by modifying origin positioning
• Establishing start times via the earliest column
• Ensuring scalable visual materials maintain pixel sharpness

• Logo Work: Layer Boundaries and Element Parenting
• Combining multiple layers into single units
• Concealing text elements before playback utilizing boundary masks
• Repositioning the complete icon away from emerging lettering through element linking

• Logo Work: Rotational Effects, Fade-Out Transitions, and Finalization
• Building preparation movements before principal motion sequences
• Creating rotational movement effects
• Creating whitening transitions utilizing white fill layers
• Steps for locating missing document resources

• Supplementary Content: Getting Illustrator Files Ready for Animation
• Changing canvas dimensions and visual asset dimensions
• Organizing visual components to support independent animation within After Effects

Extra Content: Broadcast Television Opener

• Importing Unified Files and Acceleration Effect Application
• Integrating single-layer documents from Photoshop documents
• Extracting studio trademark, production details and credits using masking
• Building fade-in and fade-out transitions
• Adding systematic curve adjustments to decelerate movement segments

• Working with Extensive Visual Element Libraries
• Familiarizing with the Photoshop structure: images beyond the visible canvas, alignment guides
• Enlarging each picture unit utilizing a single reference point with element linking
• Varying the sequence of picture animations
• Choreographing the closing movement so imagery descends in arranged bands

• Scalable Design Methods
• Creating motion using the trim paths adjustment capability
• Continuous update of rasterization
• More reference points: creating movement of the three transmission content warning labels

• Bringing All Components Together and Audio Integration
• Combining different animation sequences
• Animating from an editor's viewpoint: overlapping visual elements and blending techniques
• Adding musical accompaniment to animation sequences

Organizational training
Employee vouchers allow weeknight, business-hour or weekend classes live online or at our Manhattan campus. Larger purchases include a voucher management interface. Employees select sessions by skill level, schedule and location.

Business specialists teach hands-on workplace tasks, with After Effects materials yours to keep. Private curricula can be customized for your office, our Midtown Manhattan facility or live online delivery.

Important Scheduling Note:

• Your program schedule features a one-hour break in the afternoon for meals.
• We can organize the training at your office location anywhere in the greater New York metropolitan region at no supplementary cost.