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Provided by: Online Training Directory Adobe After Effects CS3: Advanced |
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Get ready to dive in deeper than basic editing and compositing with these entertaining and educational videos on the advanced feature set in After Effects. You'll explore the 3D environment to understand better how to work with 3D cameras and add realistic lighting and shadows. Plus, test drive tools that you may have never ventured to try before, such as painting and keying. Ko wraps up the course with a closer look at the all new Puppetry and Shapes tools.This self-directed course can be completed within 90 days or sooner depending on time and learning capabilities of the student. Bonus--1 year full course access.
Adobe After Effects CS3: Advanced Ranging from casual hobbyists to the most seasoned professionals, our users quickly learn new software applications and broaden their knowledge of programs currently used. Narrated in an entertaining format by industry experts and leading authors, our video-based software training titles are critical tools for anyone wanting to learn tips, techniques, and best practices from the most respected names in the business. Get ready to dive in deeper than basic editing and compositing with these entertaining and educational videos on the advanced feature set in After Effects. You'll explore the 3D environment to understand better how to work with 3D cameras and add realistic lighting and shadows. Plus, test drive tools that you may have never ventured to try before, such as painting and keying. Ko wraps up the course with a closer look at the all new Puppetry and Shapes tools. The student will have access to this course for 1 year. This self-directed course can be completed within 90 days or sooner depending on time and learning capabilities of the student.
Adobe After Effects CS3: Advanced Ranging from casual hobbyists to the most seasoned professionals, our users quickly learn new software applications and broaden their knowledge of programs currently used. Narrated in an entertaining format by industry experts and leading authors, our video-based software training titles are critical tools for anyone wanting to learn tips, techniques, and best practices from the most respected names in the business. Get ready to dive in deeper than basic editing and compositing with these entertaining and educational videos on the advanced feature set in After Effects. You'll explore the 3D environment to understand better how to work with 3D cameras and add realistic lighting and shadows. Plus, test drive tools that you may have never ventured to try before, such as painting and keying. Ko wraps up the course with a closer look at the all new Puppetry and Shapes tools. The student will have access to this course for 1 year. This self-directed course can be completed within 90 days or sooner depending on time and learning capabilities of the student.
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- R asked: would like to learn compositing using after effects.
- J asked: Hello, I'm writing to you to simply ask for a bit of assistance on realistic lighting and shadows (mostly for chroma key work). And when adding an effect (e. g. a blue glowing globe that i am holding) I would like to be able to light up my MOVING character. Cheers
- asked: Will i be given a certificate when i finish this course
Adobe After Effects CS3: Advanced
Outcomes Course Highlights
- Now that you've mastered the 2D features found in the After Effects Essentials series, you're ready to understand the possibilities of 3D within After Effects.
- Explore the advanced features and expressions to take full advantage of the Javascript within After Effects.
- Learn how to combine painting, motion tracking, text and keying, so that you can approach any animation or composites in After Effects with confidence that you can get it done.
- Animating the 3D layers with a 3D camera can add dynamic, organic looks to your composite. The key to making this work is to understand how to manipulate the various parts of each 3D element.
- The puppetry tools help you deform layers in ways that you had never considered before. With an auto-tracing feature you can quickly start animating with this active tool.
- Introducing OpenGL?
- Stepping into the Third Dimension
- Rotating a 3D Layer
- Using Camera Views
- Understanding Coordinates
- Introducing Camera Tools
- Using View Layouts
- Switching Access Modes
- Using Parenting & Layering
- Adding a Camera & Setting Presets
- Understanding the Camera Objects
- Animating the Camera
- Working with Depth of Field
- Animating Focal Distance
- Setting Up the 3D Environment
- Building a Paper Submarine
- Animating 3D Elements
- Introducing Lights
- Lighting & Shadows
- Modifying Material Options
- Working with Vanishing Point
- Introducing More Expressions
- Targeting Parameters
- Linking Points of Interest
- Driving Expressions Using Parameters
- Driving Expressions Using Keyframe Data
- Applying Effects
- Applying Slider Effects
- Using the Random Expression
- Copying & Pasting Existing Expressions
- Working with Parenting & Expressions
- Working with Scripts
- Introducing Motion Tracking
- Tracking a Single Object
- Targeting Tracking Data
- Offsetting Trackers
- Using the Motion Stabilizer
- Tracking with Effects
- Pinning Corners
- Applying a 4-Point Track
- Introducing Paint Tools
- Exploring Strokes & Brushes
- Adjusting Paint in the Timeline
- Animating Paint Strokes
- Animating Strokes with Hold Keyframes
- Animating the Brush Properties
- Working with Photoshop? Animations
- Painting on RGB & Alpha Channels
- Linking Paths & Paint Shapes
- Controlling a Shape Path with a Paint Path
- Erasing Paint
- Creating a Write-On Effect
- Final Comments & Credits
- Introducing Puppet Pins
- Adjusting the Mesh
- Adjusting the Mesh Priority: Part 1
- Adjusting the Mesh Priority: Part 2
- Redrawing the Mesh
- Masking with Puppet Pins
- Starching Areas
- Using Motion Sketch
- Sketching the Mesh
- Using Forward Kinematics
- Using Puppetry in Inverse Kinematics
- Exploring Parenting in Inverse Kinematics
- Setting Animation with Inverse Kinematics
- Using Layers from Illustrator?
- Using Paths from Illustrator
- Introducing Shape Primitives
- Exploring Further with Shape Primitives
- Creating Shapes with the Pen Tool
- Manipulating the Entire Image
- Working with Subdivided Splines
- Adding Gradients to Shapes
- Bringing the Shape Layers Together
- Introducing Advanced Text
- Using the Range Selector
- Using the Wiggly Selector
- Animating Range Selectors
- Changing Selector Properties
- Animating a Blur & Fire Effect
- Introducing 3D Transformations
- Applying Lights & Cameras to 3D Text
- Working with Advanced Color Depth
- Exploring Basic Keying Effects
- Using Color Sampling Effects
- Applying the Keylight Filter
- Adjusting the Key
- Adjusting the Image
- Saving Your Key
- Cropping with Keylight
- Compositing with Keys
- Rotoscoping with Masks
- Tracking with Masks
- Rotoscoping with Paint Tools
- Using a 4-Color Gradient
- Creating Shattered Text
- Final Comments & Credits
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