Creating Cinemagraphs with Photoshop and After Effects

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CHRIS CONVERSE

2:08:40

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300822-1 - Class Introduction.mp4

10:11

300822-2 - Workflow in Photoshop.mp4

25:23

300822-3 - Using Keyframes and Special Effects in Photoshop.mp4

16:06

300822-4 - Workflow in After Effects.mp4

22:52

300822-5 - Animating a Photograph with After Effects.mp4

19:09

300822-6 - Particle Systems in After Effects.mp4

18:00

300822-7 - Shooting and Processing a Cinemagraph.mp4

16:59

Description

Create sophisticated animations

Now that cinemagraphs are back in the mainstream, the challenge is to create more interesting, and intricate movements while maintaining the allure of a living photograph. In this session we’ll take a look at advanced masking techniques, multi-instance and time-remapped instances of source video, creating inter-changeable elements for customization, as well as seamlessly looping simulated textures and particles.

What you’ll learn:

Work with video from your phone or camera
Multi-instances of source video
Learn masking techniques in After Effects and Photoshop
Customizable campaigns with linked elements
Seamlessly looping textures and particles
File formats and technologies used for cinemagraph delivery

Software Used: Adobe After Effects CC 2017 (14.2)

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CHRIS CONVERSE

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Chris has over 25 years of experience in graphic design, interactive and animated media, with a unique focus on both design and development. Chris possesses development skills across such languages as PHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and MySQL, making his design execution optimal across various media, screen sizes, and device capabilities. In addition to design and development, Chris has been a featured speaker in over 225 industry-related events and conferences, including the NAB, Adobe MAX, How Design Live, AIGA, CreativePro Week, and Adobe Video World.