This class is part one of a three-part series on Motion Graphics Templates. You can follow along the whole series, or just take a class on its own.
This class will teach you how to create responsive title animations in After Effects to use and edit in Premiere Pro. You will be able to create custom titles that will bring a professional polish to your video piece.
I will take you through the process of animating a title and subtitle with a frame, adding expressions to create a responsive design and setting up your template in the Essential Graphics Panel for use in Premiere Pro.
Who This Class Is For
This class is perfect for students of all levels, wanting to create custom titles. You might be more at ease with After Effects, if you have used it before but prior knowledge of the software is not a requirement. No previous knowledge of creating motion graphics templates or writing expressions, however, is needed.
What You'll Learn
Why You Should Watch
By the end of this class you will be able to create responsive animation templates in After Effects that you can use in any Adobe video project. You will know how to set up the Essential Graphics Panel and optimise your understanding of UX. You will be able to export Mogrts for use in Premiere Pro.
You can also use this knowledge to create motion graphics templates for your next YouTube video or client project.
Materials / Resources
You will need Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro to complete this class. I will be providing any necessary assets, so you don’t need to have any assets ready.
Upcoming classes
This class is part one of a three-part series on Motion Graphics Templates. Each class in the series builds on the previous one, but can be taken independently from the series. Each class has a unique outcome and project assignment. You can follow along the whole series, or just take each class on its own. I will be providing assets for each class, as necessary. If you would like to follow along without taking the preceding classes, you can jump right in by using the assets provided.
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