Learn about the required skill level you should have with Illustrator, Premiere Pro, and After Effects to succeed in this course.
- [Instructor] This course is for those of you who are familiar with Adode Illustrator, Premiere Pro, and After Effects and want to learn more about the collaboration between those applications in order to create some motion graphics work. Now, there's no need a high-level knowledge, but it is important to understand concepts like RGB, CMYK, vectors, layers, art boards, compositions and key frames. If you are taking your first steps in this field of motion graphics and video, I would recommending watching one of the Getting Started courses here in the library.
Then return here to learn how to get more out of the integration between those programs.
Author
Eran Stern
Released
1/28/2019- Importing Illustrator files in Premiere Pro
- Animating Illustrator layers with keyframes, transitions, and plugins
- Importing Illustrator files in After Effects
- Creating shapes from vectors
- Extruding vectors
- Auto-animating vector layers with Animation Composer
- Working with Cinema 4D
- Using the CV-ArtSmart and Cineware plugins
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Animate using vectors1m 4s
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1. Integration with Video Editing
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Working in RGB color space3m 21s
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Importing to Premiere Pro6m 17s
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Animating using keyframes3m 48s
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Animate using transitions5m 16s
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2. Prepare for Animation
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Importing to After Effects4m 33s
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Using the video presets4m 15s
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Adding artboard manually2m 52s
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Copying text attributes6m 17s
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Avoiding flickering5m 26s
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Releasing to layers4m 49s
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Creating shapes from vectors5m 50s
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Extruding vectors4m 27s
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Removing embedded graphics3m 33s
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Rasterize settings3m 3s
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Using Overlord5m 10s
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Using Animation Composer7m 23s
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3. Integration with 3D Applications
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Preparing for 3D4m 11s
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Working with Cinema 4D3m 6s
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Using the CV-ArtSmart plugin7m 12s
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Cineware plugin overview5m 38s
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Conclusion
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Next steps57s
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