Getting Started in After Effects for Photoshop Users

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Mark Christiansen

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01 Introduction

001 Is After Effects the Photoshop of video .mp4

02:33

02 Familiar Elements Photoshop and After Effects

001 Photoshop inspired the After Effects UI.mp4

05:43

002 There are Photoshop tools in After Effects.mp4

03:45

003 Some key differences AE and Photoshop.mp4

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004 In AE its all smart objects no folders.mp4

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005 A filter in Photoshop is an effect in AE.mp4

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006 Where are all my selection tools .mp4

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03 Put a Photoshop Design in Motion

001 Set up a Photoshop design for video.mp4

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002 Work with Photoshop text in AE.mp4

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003 Animate text and shape to make a lower third.mp4

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004 Render motion to Photoshop text.mp4

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04 Conclusion

001 Go further with Photoshop in After Effects.mp4

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Even to users familiar with apps in the Creative Cloud, After Effects often comes across as the hardest to learn. However, if you already know other Creative Cloud apps, you are likely to see a lot of familiar features in After Effects. In this course, instructor Mark Christiansen focuses on these familiar features and shows you how to create designs that combine graphics and photographed images. Mark describes the main tools and workflows that Photoshop and After Effects share in common, as well as some key differences. He explains functions that exist in both, but with different names or locations in the UI. Mark goes over how to set up a Photoshop design for video, animate text, and render motion to Photoshop text. He concludes with recommendations on where to learn more.

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

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