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Animation Techniques with 3D Effects in After Effects

Rotation of the arms

A course by Moncho Massé , Illustrator and animator

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About the video: Rotation of the arms

Overview

“Now we only have to encourage the arms, it will be very similar to the process performed with the legs, only that at this time we also have to take into account that the arms will be in front or behind the trunk depending on each moment. ”

In this video lesson Moncho Massé addresses the topic: Rotation of the arms, 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

“Arm Rotation We have only one bodypart left, the arms. It's very similar to what we did with the legs, but now they have to interact with the torso, so the layers will have to go above it sometimes, or behind it. We have to pay attention to that. Let's go over it step by step. In this lesson, we'll continue with the last bit of the rotation. We'll work on the arms. It'll be very similar to what we did with the legs, but arms have to interact with the torso now. Sometimes the arm will be behind it, and sometimes in front of it. As we did before, we'll start by reducing the opacity of the lef...”

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

Level: Intermediate
99% positive reviews (522)
18464 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

As a good boy of the 80 grew up stuck to the screen admiring Toriyama, Miyazaki, Disney and Cartoon Network, and with his hands glued to the controls of the video games of Nintendo and Sega. Referents that have led him to develop his own style as motion grapher.

He studied audiovisual communication and journalism at the University of Valencia and worked as a video editor at a small agency in Amsterdam. It was there where his true passion for animation began, which has led him to work on motion graphics for all types of clients and projects.