Getting Started in After Effects for Illustrator Users

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Mark Christiansen

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01 - Introduction

01 - After Effects and Illustrator A natural fit.mp4

01:38

02 - Familiar Elements Illustrator and After Effects

01 - Get started using AE like Illustrator.mp4

04:40

02 - An AE project is made up of links.mp4

03:10

03 - AE tools from Illustrator Type and shapes.mp4

04:52

04 - Introduce timing and motion to graphics.mp4

04:59

05 - Fully-leverage Illustrator artwork in AE.mp4

03:35

03 - Put Illustator Graphics in Motion

01 - Set up Illustrator layers for motion.mp4

06:31

02 - Revise Illustrator via Edit Original.mp4

03:57

03 - Animate a vector pattern animation.mp4

05:49

04 - Work with typography.mp4

05:58

05 - Add music to motion.mp4

04:33

04 - Conclusion

01 - Go further with designs in motion.mp4

01:30

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Even to users familiar with Illustrator and other apps in the Creative Cloud, After Effects often comes across as difficult to learn. However, your understanding of Illustrator gives you an edge in learning After Effects, as Illustrator and After Effects have several elements in common. In fact, some of the most amazing After Effects animations that you see on television or on the web began in Illustrator. In this course, instructor Mark Christiansen focuses on these familiar features and shows you the basics to put your designs in motion. Mark walks you through familiar tools and elements, then shows you how to set up Illustrator layers for motion, animate a vector pattern, set your animation to music, and more.

Note: This course was created by Mark Christiansen. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

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