After Effects apprentice

Description

Updated for CS4, this book presents the core motion graphics techniques in 12 lessons from the best-selling authors of Creating Motion Graphics with After Effects New to the 2nd edition:All instructions, screen shots, Guided Tour video training movies, and project files updated for After Effects CS4. CS3 and CS4 features have been integrated throughout, including the pervasive use of Shape layers, Layer Styles, and BrainstormMore integration with other Adobe applications, including using After Effects with Illustrator, Photoshop (including new Vanishing Point and 3d Layer exercises) and Flash CS4Redesigned first and last lessons, including an all-new final project that walks through the creation of a widescreen broadcast TV promoFree bonus chapters on the DVD from other books on Photoshop, Cinema 4D, Flash, and broadcast designCoupon for 15% off stock footage from Artbeats on DVDIf you're new to After Effects and want to get up to speed quickly, After Effects Apprentice was created just for you. With 11 core lessons plus a hip final project that pulls it all together, you'll learn how to tap this program's vast potential —whether you want to create motion graphics for network television, corporate communications, or your own work. Fully updated to cover After Effects CS4, this book presents a professional perspective on the most important features a motion graphics artist needs to learn in order to use this program effectively. You'll learn to creatively combine layers, animate eye-catching titles, manipulate 3D space, key and stabilize a shot to place it in a new environment, and use effects to generate excitement or enhance the realism of a scene. DVD contains: All exercise source material and projects, guided video tours, and movies of the finished projects.Note: CD-ROM/DVD and other supplementary materials are not included.

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Other Editions

• After Effects apprentice: real-world skills for the aspiring motion graphics artistElsevier/Focal Press2009-01-01
• After Effects ApprenticeElectronic resourceElsevier Science2009-01-01