Quick Tips to Mastering Adobe After Effects (Udemy.com)

Quick Tips to save Time, Money, & Effort!

( 10 Reviews )

Created by: Duncan Rogoff

Produced in 2017

What you will learn

Work more efficiently, saving you tons of time, putting money in your pocket, and impressing your clients
Work smarter, not harder, and improve your workflow
Navigate the software with ease
Become an After Effects Master

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Overall Score : 98 / 100

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Course Description

Do you ever wish you were working smarter, not harder? Do you ever feel like there has to be little details you're missing to make your work flow more efficient? If this is the case, then THIS COURSE IS FOR YOU!
This course is jam picked with tips, tricks, and keyboard shortcuts, to ensure you're working as efficiently as possible.
In this unique course I will share with you QUICK TIPS that I use everyday to make sure I'm working as efficiently as possible. This in turn will save you tons of time, put money in your pocket, and impress your clients with how quickly and effortlessly you can navigate the software.
Whether you are just starting out in After Effects or consider yourself more advanced, I'm certain you will learn something you didn't know before. There are so many little features inside of After Effects designed to make you more efficient.
After this course, you'll have what you need to advance further in the software and breeze through your next project. Who this course is for:

Anyone who wants to learn Adobe After Effects
Anyone who wants to work more efficiently

Time: 30m

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Instructor Details

Duncan Rogoff

4.9 Rating
10 Reviews

Freelance video editor and motion graphics artist based in San Francisco, CA.

Clients include: PlayStation, Charles Schwab, Visa, Salesforce, Facebook, Apple, WeChat, FICO, Slingbox, Marc Jacobs, Kat Von D, Sephora...

MOTION GRAPHICS ARE EVERYWHERE! I have created content to play on television, in sports arenas, in bank branches, on the web, in emails and internal presentations, at events, in movie theaters, and on social media. I have produced work that fits within brand guidelines, while continuing to be a part of the conversation and provide input as it relates to brand strategy and video.
I started my professional career in 2011 at a San Francisco ad agency, but I was cutting video long before that. This gave me both a solid foundation for work in multiple environments, a strong technical background, and the confidence to venture out on my own. Since then, I have freelanced in offices all over the Bay Area looking for places where I can advance my own skills and knowledge, develop strategy, and further brand. I am almost entirely self-taught and am extremely well-versed in all things post-production.
I understand that each project has it's own unique style and flow, and that story comes first. I enjoy exploration as well as designing with the client in mind. I am extremely proficient in Premiere Pro CC and have extensive knowledge of After Effects and Cinema 4d.

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By Scott Inman on

As someone new to After Effects, these tips will be great time savers. Thanks Duncan!

By John Eftimiades on

All in all, well worth the money. You do learn lots of tips which when integrated would really simplify and expedite your using of After Effects. I have been typing the various shortcuts. It would be great if the instructor or even Adobe had a printed guideline of all that we learned. That way we could download it and have a hard copy of it to reference to.

By Dawn on