Title: Lynda – Final Cut Pro X Guru: Motion Graphics in Motion and After Effects
THis is the same one from the blog. It does not have project files because when I unrar and unzip the 52 gig archive all that was in it was about 500 megs of stuff and my torrent client would not let me torrent it. So I had to leave them out. Still got them if you want me to try and torrent them seperately.
Info: We’ve all seen the ads. “Looking for video editors. Experience with motion graphics and After Effects required. ” If you’re looking for a job as a video editor in today’s market, being able to produce professional-looking motion graphics is an absolute necessity. Luckily, motion design is something you can learn. Join Nick Harauz as he takes you through a variety of motion graphic workflows for Final Cut Pro X, Motion, and After Effects. It starts with the principles of good design: composition and color theory, inspiration and limitations. Nick then works through three chapters of timesaving, practical motion graphics techniques. Learn to create a lower third, animate a Photoshop file, and build dynamic backgrounds in Final Cut Pro. Discover how animate text, create moving 3D text, and build custom transitions in Motion. Then find out how to send FCP clips to After Effects and animate, light, and export your work. By the end of the training, editors will have a basic comprehension of motion graphic design techniques and the essentials for transitioning between these three powerhouse applications.
THis is the same one from the blog. It does not have project files because when I unrar and unzip the 52 gig archive all that was in it was about 500 megs of stuff and my torrent client would not let me torrent it. So I had to leave them out. Still got them if you want me to try and torrent them seperately.
Info: We’ve all seen the ads. “Looking for video editors. Experience with motion graphics and After Effects required. ” If you’re looking for a job as a video editor in today’s market, being able to produce professional-looking motion graphics is an absolute necessity. Luckily, motion design is something you can learn. Join Nick Harauz as he takes you through a variety of motion graphic workflows for Final Cut Pro X, Motion, and After Effects. It starts with the principles of good design: composition and color theory, inspiration and limitations. Nick then works through three chapters of timesaving, practical motion graphics techniques. Learn to create a lower third, animate a Photoshop file, and build dynamic backgrounds in Final Cut Pro. Discover how animate text, create moving 3D text, and build custom transitions in Motion. Then find out how to send FCP clips to After Effects and animate, light, and export your work. By the end of the training, editors will have a basic comprehension of motion graphic design techniques and the essentials for transitioning between these three powerhouse applications.