Kinetic Typography: Create a Visual Concept in Motion

Export all

A course by Simon François , Graphic Designer

100% positive reviews (33)

2,627 students

Audio: French, English, Italian, Portuguese

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About the video: Export all

Overview

“Once the animation work is done, I will explain how to export it to save the final result and allow it to be broadcast properly.”

In this video lesson Simon François addresses the topic: Export all, which is part of the Domestika online course: Kinetic Typography: Create a Visual Concept in Motion. Learn how to create coded motion typography with Illustrator and After Effects.

Partial transcription of the video

“In this lesson. now that our symphony is ready. we will take our orchestra into the studio to keep a record of what we've achieved. Once all that's done. once you've created the animation you wanted to create. Take one last little tour. make sure everything is in place. You might experience small bugs because it's quite heavy to manage. So sometimes. it gets a bit confused and reports a bug when there isn't one. It's a matter of checking all the scripts and seeing that everything is actually fine. For instance. here. My animation is set for one minute. but it begins later than expected. I e...”

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Course summary for: Kinetic Typography: Create a Visual Concept in Motion

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (33)
2627 students
4 units
11 lessons (1h 25m)
6 downloads

Category
3D & Animation, Calligraphy & Typography
Software
Adobe After Effects, Adobe Illustrator
Areas
Animation, Design, Kinetic Typography, Motion Graphics, Typography

Simon François

A course by Simon François

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Graphic Designer

Simon François has been drawing since he was a child. After studying in Paris, he began his graphic design career in Amsterdam at Studio Thonik. After a stint in Berlin and Mexico, he now works mainly in the cultural and luxury sectors for the likes of Ed Banger and Hermès.

Largely influenced by Dutch culture, he likes to build conceptual micro-narratives where animation breaks the austerity of abstract visuals. His other passions, language and poetry, also inspire his work.