After Effects, Expressions for Motion Graphics

Overview

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Note: there is a typo in this video. At minute 7:38 - when I say "precompose" it's really "collapsing" which is the active symbol of the "little wheel". In the forum of the course I explain it →

In Jim Beam's project we had to create a kinidoscopic synchronized swimming sequence with a little tripi. In this case study I explain how to work with expressions to create this type of scene using a puppet articulated with controllers.”

In this video lesson Gabriel Suchowolski · microbians addresses the topic: Jim Beam I (Swimmers), which is part of the Domestika online course: After Effects, Expressions for Motion Graphics. Learn to use expressions in After Effects by creating a dynamic logo.

Partial transcription of the video

“Great. now let's explore a practical example where expressions were applied. This project for Jim Bean to create a kaleidoscopic choreography. kaleidoscopic choreography of swimmers. somewhat reminiscent of Esther Williams' films. Let's see. The project involved creating a choreography where bottles mimicked swimming movements. reminiscent of synchronized swimming. similar to Esther Williams' film sequences. A bit kaleidoscopic. let's say. And they also had to include some swimmers. doing synchronized swimming. So. well. let's watch the video. It's easier to understand that way. Thank you! ...”

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Course summary for: After Effects, Expressions for Motion Graphics

• Level: Intermediate
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• 9338 students
• 4 units
• 22 lessons (4h 56m)
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• Category

  3D & Animation, Design

• Software

  Adobe After Effects, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop

• Areas

  Animation, Graphic Design, Motion Graphics, Photography Post-production