The Easiest Motion Graphics Class You Will Ever Take

What you'll learn
An introduction to Adobe After Effects
How to animate using the four main properties(position, rotation, scale, and opacity)
How to export an animation
How to loop an animation
Learn about other essential techniques such as pre-comps, trim paths, and expressions
Requirements
No motion graphics experience needed. However, you need access to Adobe After Effects.
Description
This is the easiest motion graphics class I've made so far. This beginner level class is a great introduction to Adobe After Effects. You will learn some basic animation techniques as well as some tips and tricks to get you started in motion graphics.In this class you'll learn:A general overview of the Adobe After Effects softwareHow to animate using the position, rotation, scale, and opacity propertiesHow to animate a line using a "trim path"How to use the type toolHow to create a pre-compHow to use an expressionHow to loop and export your animation to share in the project galleryYou'll be creating:Together we will create a loading icon animationYou can complete the class project by following these steps:Follow along with my video lessonsTogether we will create a loading icon animationIncluded in the project file is a finished version of the class. It might help in case you get stuck on one of the lessons.What You Need:Adobe After EffectsAdobe Media Encoder to exportTo share your class project follow these steps:Export your animation in mp4 format(you will learn how to do this in the export lesson)Upload your video to a video-sharing platform such as YouTube or Vimeo. I suggest uploading your video using the "unlisted" option. That way your video will be private, but you will still be able to share it here.On the projects & resources page find the submit project buttonShare the link to your videoAdobe, After Effects, and Media Encoder are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.
Beginners that would like to learn some basics of motion graphics and Adobe After Effects
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