Learn how to animate type using different methods in After Effects, from animation presets to animated cameras, and pick movement that matches the meaning of the words on screen.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- What you should know before watching this course
- Using the exercise files
- Dissecting high-energy animation
- Exploring clean animation techniques
- Understanding the anatomy of accents and highlights
- Choosing type for legibility
- Understanding read times and screen position
- Creating visual hierarchy for faster understanding
- Cleaning up type-heavy graphics
- Animating colors for legibility
- Working with existing presets (and visually browsing)
- Customizing and retiming an animation
- Building animation properties from scratch
- Refining the animation
- Creating controlled chaos with type animators
- Animating cameras for dynamic simulation
- Building glows, blurs, and highlights
- Building tension
- Creating subtle accents with duplicate layers
- Creating smooth camera animation
- Enhancing with textures and CINEMA 4D Lite
- Building a detailed credit roll
- Accenting key words
- Multiline dynamic moves with cameras and type animators
- Using multiple animators and refining your animation
- Wrapping up
Taught by
Ian Robinson