gifs through Media Encoder or PhotoshopĪfter this class, check out my other classes, like:
when and how to copy/paste keyframe values without affecting eases.when and how to copy/paste easing of keyframes without affecting values.tons of time saving tools (focus, null, clone, jump, excite, and more).shortcuts for adjusting the motion of keyframes with the curve editor and curve presets.how to utilize Illustrator to set keyframes.the benefits of working with shape layers.transfer artwork from Adobe Illustrator to After Effects (and vice versa) in a flexible way.Use coupon code "explanimated" to get $10 off! Where to buy and how to install plugins.Not sure about some of these topics? Check out my other classes to get up to speed. using artwork from Illustrator in your After Effects animations.To get the most out of this class, you should understands the basics of: If you're a motion designer who's comfortable with the basics of After Effects, and want to optimize your workflow, this class is for you. Get a behind-the-scenes look how I use 5 time-saving plugins, on a daily basis, in my professional motion design workflow.
You can watch the class to decide if any of the plugins are right for you. You do NOT need to purchase any plugins before starting this class. Some plugins are free, and others have a relatively small price tag that pays off big in time saved. While some plugins add flashy effects to your animations, some are time-saving tools that make animating more efficient. Plugins are a piece of 3rd party software that adds a specific function, feature, or shortcut to, After Effects. Customize your workflow with tools to optimize the tasks you do most. Learn how to use plugins to enhance your efficiency in Adobe After Effects.
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