We are releasing a massive update to our After Effects Animation undertow next Friday (Black Friday). Here are all the details.
Why update?
Even though our After Effects course was great, I felt like it could use a refresh, and in it try to focus increasingly on the motion graphics speciality of the software, teaching some important After Effects skills such as logo and text animation, as well as take the weft volatility section to flipside level, by tent wide weft rigging.
What will the new undertow cover?
The new undertow will imbricate all the basics. The user interface, project management, layers, compositions, masks, and mattes.
After that we’ll go into increasingly wide topics such as keyframe animation, the graph editor, using precomps, shape layers, effects, 3D layers, expressions and scrips.
Once the nuts are covered, we’ll get into animation.
We’ll start with logo animation, going over preparing your assets, stimulative them in After Effects and plane how to use Cinema4D Lite to add 3D elements to your scene.
Then we’ll get into weft animation, using the popular self-ruling plugin DUIK Bassel to rig a weft from scratch, and stimulative it.
Then we’ll go over a project pipeline. How to plan a new project, set it up and unhook it to the client.
How much will it cost?
The new undertow is going to be 53 lessons, compared to the 25 lessons of the previous version. Yes, this is a huge update. Double the size. And we’re going to alimony it as the same price of $67.
If you once bought the After Effects Volatility course, you will get this update for free.
What well-nigh the old course?
We’re keeping 2 modules from the old course, the ones focusing on weft volatility with our ninja rig. This will show you a variegated method for rigging, and provide you with a second weft you can vivificate with.
I hope you like this update, we’re very proud of it. I believe it will take our After Effects to a whole new level. Enjoy!
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