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Animation Techniques with 3D Effects in After Effects

Animation of a Smartphone

A course by Moncho Massé , Illustrator and Animator

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Audio: Spanish, English

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About the video: Animation of a Smartphone

Overview

“Now that we have the design ready, we will animate it so that it rotates 360º on its own axis, for this we will use a very simple technique with which we will be able to deceive the eye and give that sensation of three-dimensionality through 2D layers. ”

In this video lesson Moncho Massé addresses the topic: Animation of a Smartphone, which is part of the Domestika online course: Animation Techniques with 3D Effects in After Effects. Add depth to your animations step-by-step without using 3D software.

Partial transcription of the video

“Smartphone Animation Now that we've finished our smartphone design, we're gonna animate it and get it to spin 360 degrees on it axis. The time has come to animate and use some 3D effects. I really love it because you can get a very fun effect with your 2D tools. So, I'll start by duplicating the base. Remember the rest is hidden. The base is just this green rectangle here. Okay. I'll drag it to the top. Instead of the base, this one will be our Side 01. I'll make it more narrow because it'll be on the side. So, more or less, I think this will be fine. Fifty-five. I'll change the Fill. I wan...”

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Course summary for: Animation Techniques with 3D Effects in After Effects

Level: Intermediate
99% positive reviews (522)
18531 students
6 units
23 lessons (4h 27m)
4 downloads

Category
3D & Animation
Software
Adobe After Effects
Areas
3D, 3D Animation, 3D Character Design, 3D Design, Animation, Motion Graphics

Moncho Massé

A course by Moncho Massé

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Illustrator and Animator

Like a true '80s kid, Moncho grew up with his eyes glued to the screen, captivated by the creations of Toriyama, Miyazaki, Disney, and Cartoon Network, and his hands glued to his Nintendo and Sega controls. It is thanks to these influences that he developed his own personal motion graphics style.

After studying audiovisual communication and journalism at the University of Valencia, Spain, he worked as a video editor for a small agency in Amsterdam. It was there that he discovered his true passion for animation, which has led him to create motion graphics pieces for a wide range of clients and projects.