Basics: Introduction to After Effects

Overview

“While I have covered the most common windows you will use in After Effects, there are even more. You will look at the other essential spaces you need to know about and how to access them in this unit. Most of these functions are only accessed “as needed” and are typically tucked away in the interface, so you must first access them before you can use their systems. ”

In this video lesson Evan Abrams addresses the topic: Other Important Windows, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 1: Understanding After Effects. Learn the fundamentals of motion design with Adobe After Effects in this comprehensive course taught by industry expert Evan Abrams, perfect for enhancing your skills in creating dynamic visual content.

Partial transcription of the video

“There are many other windows that we'll want to access on an as-needed basis. They might be less complex and involved, but to do certain tasks and functions, they are still essential. In this unit, we will cover the most common of these windows that you'll access, how you'll likely use them, and why they're important. Now let's hop into After Effects and check them out. So we're back in our project here, and if you want to see windows arranged the way mine are, make sure that you are in the default workspace. If your default workspace doesn't look like mine, you can always go to the hamburg...”

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Course summary for: Course 1: Understanding After Effects

• Level: Beginner
• 16 students
• 8 units
• 8 lessons (1h 0m)
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