Adobe After Effects is a popular programme used by visual artists and designers to design titles, create cartoon characters, and apply animation. It is best used to apply effects after footage has been edited or to create animation and motion graphics from static objects. It is a tool used to create visually appealing motion graphics to enhance a presentation, story, or image.
Through five main domains in the course, you’ll learn about working in the visual effects and motion graphics industry, creating and modifying visual elements, publishing digital media, and more.
Domain 1: Working in the Visual Effect and Motion Graphics Industry
Purpose, audience and communication, copyright, permissions and licensing, visual effects and design principles.
Domain 2: Project Setup and Interface
Create a project, organise and customise workspaces, nonvisible design tools, and import and manage assets.
Domain 3: Organising Projects
Use the timeline panel, manage layers, and modify layer visibility.
Domain 4: Creating and Modifying Visual Elements
Use core tools to create content, add and animate text, adjust footage for compositions, modify and manipulate digital media, apply and adjust effects, create composites, apply and modify effects and presets, and create and modify key-frames.
Domain 5: Publishing Digital Media
Prepare compositions for publishing and export a project.