After Effects CC bootcamp – Beginner to Advanced
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Training TypeLive Training
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CategoryAdobe
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Duration40 Hours
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Rating4.9/5
After Effects CC Bootcamp Training Course Introduction
About After Effects CC Bootcamp Training Course
Adobe After Effects CC certification training empowers you to acquire an in-depth understanding and know-how to explore a wide range of tools to induce great creative visual effects that drastically enhance the quality of video composting projects. The course explains how to use After Effects to create rich quality motion graphics and demonstrates working with workspace and workflow for creating effective compositions.
After Effects CC Bootcamp Training Course Objective
Adobe After Effects CC certification training course enables you to attain deep learning of:
Working with Workspace and Workflows
Standards for video compositions
How to import, organize and preview layers
Compositions and layers arrangements
Animating layer properties and transformation
Adding effects to the animating layers
Creating and animating texts and shapes
Working with keyframing, and output controls
Animating masks
Footage rotoscoping
How to use Cinema 4D Lite for creating and animating 3d objects
Using 3D camera tracker and motion tracking
Who is the After Effects CC Bootcamp Target Audience?
Beginners aspiring to start their career in motion graphics, VXX and animation
Working animation artists intending to boost their animation and video editing skills
What Basic Knowledge Required to Learn After Effects CC Bootcamp?
Fundamental knowledge of working with Windows OS
Core understanding of graphic design
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Creating a project and importing footage
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Creating a composition and arranging layers
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Adding effects and modifying layer properties
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Animating the composition
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Previewing your work
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Optimizing performance in After Effects
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Rendering and exporting your composition
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Customizing workspaces
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Controlling the brightness of the user interface
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Finding resources for using After Effects
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Importing footage using Adobe Bridge
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Importing footage using Adobe Bridge
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Creating a new composition
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Working with imported Illustrator layers
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Applying effects to a layer
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Applying an animation preset
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Previewing the effects
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Adding transparency
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Rendering the composition
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About text layers
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Creating and formatting point text
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Using a text animation preset
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Animating with scale keyframes
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Animating using parenting
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Animating imported Photoshop text
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Animating text using a path animation preset
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Animating type tracking
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Animating text opacity
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Using a text animator group
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Cleaning up the path animation
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Animating a nontext layer along a motion path
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Adding motion blur
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Adding a shape layer
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Creating custom shapes
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Creating stars
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Positioning layers with snapping
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Incorporating video and audio layers
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Applying a Cartoon effect
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Adding a title bar
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Using Brainstorm to experiment
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Animating the scenery using parenting
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Adjusting an anchor point
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Masking video using vector shapes
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Keyframing a motion path
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Animating additional elements
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Applying an effect
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Creating an animated slide show
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Adding an audio track
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Zooming in for a final close-up
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Simulating lighting changes
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Duplicating an animation using the pick whip
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Animating movement in the scenery
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Adjusting the layers and creating a track matte
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Animating the shadows
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Adding a lens flare effect
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Animating the clock
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Retiming the composition
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About masks
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Getting started
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Creating a mask with the Pen tool
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Editing a mask
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Feathering the edges of a mask
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Replacing the content of the mask
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Adding a reflection
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Creating a vignette
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Adjusting the color
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About the Puppet tools
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Adding Deform pins
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Defining areas of overlap
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Stiffening an area
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Animating pin positions
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Recording animation
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About rotoscoping
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Getting started
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Creating a segmentation boundary
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Fine-tuning the matte
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Freezing your Roto Brush tool results
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Changing the background
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Adding animated text
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Outputting your project
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Adjusting color balance
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Replacing the background
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Removing unwanted elements
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Correcting a range of colors
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Warming colors with the Photo Filter effect
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Creating 3D Text
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Using 3D Views
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Importing a background
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Adding 3D Lights
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Adding a camera
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Repositioning layers
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Adding a text layer
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Working with Cinema 4D Lite
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About the 3D Camera Tracker effect
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Getting started
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Tracking the footage
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Creating a ground plane, a camera, and the initial text
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Creating realistic shadows
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Adding ambient light
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Creating additional text elements
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Locking a layer to a plane with a null object
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Animating the text
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Adjusting the camera’s depth of field
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Rendering the composition
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Using Warp Stabilizer VFX
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Using single-point motion tracking
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Using multipoint tracking
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Retiming playback using the Timewarp effect
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Creating templates for the Render Queue
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Exporting using the Render Queue
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Rendering movies with Adobe Media Encoder