Explore a powerful workflow combining Unreal Engine and After Effects for motion design in this 46-minute tutorial by School of Motion. Learn to integrate 3D elements into After Effects projects for free, starting with exporting assets from Illustrator and setting up in Unreal. Navigate the viewport, use the Content Drawer, and master Motion Design Mode. Discover techniques for adding and extruding SVG logos, making quick lighting adjustments, and creating simple environments. Dive into the Level Sequencer and Movie Render Queue for animation and rendering. Finally, apply post-processing techniques and finish your scene in After Effects, elevating your motion graphics with seamless 3D integration.
Unreal Engine to After Effects Workflow for Motion Design
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Exporting Assets from Illustrator
Getting Set Up In Unreal
Navigating The Viewport
The Content Drawer & Importing Assets
Motion Design Mode
Adding & Extruding The SVG Logo
Quick Lighting Adjustments
Creating Some Simple Environments
The Level Sequencer
The Movie Render Queue
Post Processing
Finishing The Scene in After Effects
Taught by
School of Motion
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