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Motion graphics are no longer just for movie and television screens. You now see motion graphics anywhere there’s a moving image, including your desktop web browser, your smartphone, and on digital signage when you shop or travel. Creating motion graphics with Adobe After Effects can enhance your value as a creative professional. Learn Adobe After Effects CC by building cool creative projects that teach you how to:

  • Apply and customize effects and layer styles, and use animation presets to apply pre-built animations and effect combinations
  • Achieve advanced effects quickly using techniques such as green screen background removal, masking, speed changes, motion tracking, and animation in 3D space
  • Animate individual layers of still graphics imported from Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator
  • Animate text, including changing type size, letter spacing, rotation, and color over time, and flowing text along a path
  • Create a set of visually consistent intro videos for a social media platform, while practicing efficient production techniques
  • Export a motion graphics composition once and render multiple versions for different delivery media (such as television, web sites, and smartphones)
  • This study guide uses over 7 hours of video integrated with text to help you gain real-world skills that will get you started in your career in motion graphics. It lays the foundation for taking the Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) certification exam and helps prepare you for an entry-level position in a competitive job market.


Getting Started ix
1 Introduction to Adobe After Effects CC
3(56)
About Adobe Learn Books
4(1)
Downloading, Unpacking, and Organizing
5(2)
Managing Files for Video Production
7(4)
Using After Effects on a PC or Mac
11(2)
Identifying Job Requirements
13(1)
Starting After Effects
13(4)
Locating a Project and Editing Its Settings
17(1)
Exploring Panels
18(8)
Exploring the Composition Panel
26(6)
Editing Composition Settings
32(3)
Exploring the Timeline Panel
35(5)
Animating a Layer
40(5)
Adding a Gradient to a Shape
45(4)
Exploring the Preview and Timeline Panels
49(2)
Exporting a Composition
51(3)
Exploring Key After Effects Preferences
54(1)
Comparing After Effects and Premiere Pro
55(2)
Challenge
57(1)
Conclusion
57(2)
2 Basic Transformations
59(54)
Identifying Job Requirements
59(1)
Starting a New Project
60(4)
Exploring the Project Panel
64(3)
Creating a New Composition
67(2)
Adding Footage to a Composition
69(2)
Resizing a Layer
71(1)
Creating a Solid
72(1)
Applying an Effect to a Layer
72(2)
Applying a Blending Mode
74(2)
Drawing a Mask with a Shape Tool
76(2)
Animating Flashing Lights
78(5)
Adding Text
83(7)
Using Motion Blur
90(2)
Using a Text Animator
92(2)
Customizing Transformations
94(2)
Nesting One Composition in Another
96(1)
Using Illustrator Graphics in a Composition
97(2)
Applying Advanced Rotation
99(1)
Using Markers
99(2)
Parenting to Coordinate Two Layers
101(1)
Adding Audio to a Composition
102(1)
Reviewing Symbols in the Project and Composition Panels
103(1)
Proofing and Exporting a Composition
104(7)
Challenge
111(2)
3 Using Animation Presets
113(32)
Starting the Project
113(1)
Previewing and Applying an Effects Preset
114(3)
Animating Text
117(4)
Trimming Footage
121(1)
Practicing with Effects Presets
122(2)
Animating Text Along a Path
124(6)
Using Shape Presets
130(2)
Using Lumetri Color
132(4)
Applying a Lightning Animation Preset
136(3)
Exporting the Composition
139(2)
Diving Deeper into Workspaces
141(2)
Challenge
143(2)
4 Time Remapping and Tracking
145(56)
Starting the Action Sports Logo Project
145(3)
Relinking to Missing Files
148(2)
Working Faster Using Proxies
150(9)
Importing an Image Sequence
159(1)
Copyright and Permissions
160(1)
Setting Up a Composition for Social Media
161(4)
Creating an Animated Shape for a Logo
165(2)
Adding Text to the Action Sports Logo
167(4)
Editing a Pre-Comp and Animating More Text
171(3)
Creating the Rally Car Intro Composition
174(3)
Time Remapping the Rally Car Layer
177(1)
Applying Multiple Effects to a Layer
178(2)
Finishing the Rally Car Video
180(1)
Creating the Snowboard Intro Composition
181(1)
Applying Automatic Effects
181(2)
Playing a Layer Backward and Forward
183(2)
Finishing the Snowboard Logo
185(1)
Creating the Paddleboard Intro Composition
186(1)
Motion Tracking a Layer
187(6)
Setting Up Text as a Track Matte
193(2)
Archiving a Project
195(1)
Exporting Multiple Items at Once
196(2)
Challenge
198(3)
5 Compositing
201(50)
Starting the Compositing Project
202(2)
Creating the Green Screen Composition
204(2)
Drawing a Layer Mask
206(3)
Using the Keylight Effect
209(5)
Applying an Effect to the Background
214(3)
Applying Luma Key to the Foreground
217(4)
Duplicating Layers
221(1)
Exporting a Photoshop Document
222(1)
Reviewing Photographic Composition Terms
223(2)
Starting the Talking Dog Composition
225(1)
Creating and Animating an Elliptical Mask
226(5)
Practicing Basic Mask Creation
231(1)
Starting the Track Matte Composition
231(1)
Creating a Track Matte
232(2)
Applying a Layer Style and Animation
234(1)
Starting the Drive-In Composition
235(1)
Revealing a Video in Parts by Using Masks
236(3)
Adding a Gradient Overlay to Text
239(1)
Copying and Pasting Masks to a Text Layer
240(3)
Using Adjustment Layers and Splitting a Layer
243(3)
Connecting Premiere Pro and After Effects with Dynamic Link
246(3)
Challenge
249(2)
6 Animating Characters and 3D Layers
251(24)
Starting the Ad Project
252(3)
Adding the Ad Elements
255(2)
Animating the Dog with Puppet Animation
257(4)
Creating a Custom Shape to Animate
261(2)
Rotating a Layer in 3D Space
263(2)
Using 3D Camera Views
265(6)
Reviewing Timeline Panel Switches
271(1)
Animating Text Along a Path from Illustrator
271(2)
Challenge
273(2)
7 Working in the Industry
275(19)
Studying the Principles of Design and Animation
275(8)
Refining Animation with Interpolation
283(3)
Tuning Animation with the Graph Editor
286(4)
Respecting Intellectual Property Rights
290(3)
Top 10 Tips for Taking the ACA Exam
293(1)
Challenge
293(1)
ACA Objectives Covered 294(6)
Index 300
Glossary (online)
Joe Dockery has taught for 27 years in the Snoqualmie Valley School District (WA) and currently leads the Digital Media Academy at Mount Si High School. His work has earned him numerous teaching awards from Washington State, the International Society for Technology in Education, and other groups. Joe is an Adobe Education Leader (AEL) and is ACA certified.

Conrad Chavez (book author) is an author and photographer with over two decades of experience with Adobe digital media workflows. During his time at Adobe Systems Inc., Conrad helped write the user guide for Adobe After Effects. He is the author or co-author of several titles in the Real World Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Classroom in a Book series, and he writes articles for websites such as CreativePro.com and Peachpit.com. Visit his web site at conradchavez.com.