Getting Started in After Effects for InDesign Users

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Mark Christiansen

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01 Introduction

001 What does After Effects have to do with InDesign .mp4

02:48

02 Familiar Elements InDesign and After Effects

001 Compare the InDesign and AE workspace.mp4

05:16

002 Start animating with a preset.mp4

04:57

003 Links resolution and quality are familiar.mp4

05:15

004 Create type directly in After Effects.mp4

04:19

005 Save and publish your animation.mp4

06:03

03 Beyond PowerPoint Bring the Page to Life

001 Work with InDesign in After Effects.mp4

04:01

002 Introduce type in motion.mp4

03:47

003 Ease transitions.mp4

05:36

004 Optimize everyday output from AE.mp4

05:35

04 Conclusion

001 Go further with pages in motion.mp4

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Of the four design apps (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and After Effects), the last two would seem furthest apart. But most InDesign users have been asked to put graphics in motion, whether it's turning a poster into an animated bumper or a graphic into a presentation. In this course, Mark Christiansen shows you how you can leverage your knowledge of InDesign when learning After Effects. Mark covers several familiar elements, such as links, resolution, and quality, as well as how you can create type directly. After describing how your understanding of InDesign can give you a head start with page size, text size, and layers, he explains how you can introduce type in motion, ease transitions, and optimize output from After Effects. Mark concludes with useful recommendations on learning more about After Effects.

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