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This innovative product from Adobe Press and video2brain combines interactive video and a full--color printed reference to teach the fundamentals of Adobe After Effects CS6. Experienced instructors Todd Kopriva and Angie Taylor present 10 hours of high quality HD video, complete with lesson files, assessment quizzes and review materials. The video is wrapped in a unique interface that allows the viewer to jump to any topic and also bookmark individual sections for later review. The unique Watch--and--Work mode shrinks the video into a small window to allow the student to work alongside in After Affects. Project files used in the lessons are included on the disc so viewers can practice what they've learned, and interactive review questions help reinforce freshly gained knowledge. The DVD-ROM is bundled with a printed brook that provides supplemental material to enhance the video training. This course will not only show you the basics of After Effects, it also teaches you what you'll need to know to take your skills to the next level. The presenters will give you an overview of the workflow and the user interface, and then you will learn how to bring assets into After Effects. They'll explain how to configure After Effects for optimum performance, focusing on the global performance cache and persistent disk cache features added in After Effects CS6. You'll learn a range of compositing features, including the new variable-width masks and 3D camera tracker features introduced in After Effects CS6, as well as basic masking and color keying. You will discover how to troubleshoot and avoid common problems, and then how to create finished movie files.
Contents
1 Introducing After Effects CS6 1.1 What Is Adobe After Effects and Where Does It Come From? 1.2 Course Introduction 1.3 What's New in After Effects CS6 1.4 Don't Worry, It's Only a Dialog Box 1.5 Basic Workflow and Terminology Overview 2 Interface Tour 2.1 The Project Panel and Flowchart Panel 2.2 The Composition Panel and the Layer Panel 2.3 The Timeline Panel 2.4 The Preview Panel 2.5 The Effects & Presets Panel, Bridge, and the Effect Controls Panel 2.6 Colors, Channels, and Color Bit Depth 2.7 Modifying Preferences and Keyboard Shortcuts 2.8 Configuring the User Interface 3 Creating Compositions and Layers 3.1 Creating Compositions and Changing Composition Settings 3.2 Creating Text with the Character Panel 3.3 Controlling Blocks of Text with the Paragraph Panel 3.4 Creating Shape Layers 3.5 Working with Solids 4 Importing Footage 4.1 Importing Movies 4.2 Importing Still Images and Image Sequences 4.3 Importing Photoshop and Illustrator Files 4.4 Importing Projects 5 Interpreting and Managing Footage 5.1 Interpreting Footage Manually and Automatically 5.2 Fields and Interlacing 5.3 Pixel Aspect Ratios 5.4 Trimming Footage and Layers 6 Animation Basics 6.1 Animating Transform Properties 6.2 Working with Motion Paths 6.3 Using Motion Sketch to Record Motion 7 Fine-Tuning Animation 7.1 Working in the Layer Panel 7.2 Anchor Point Animation 7.3 Keyframe Types 7.4 Keyframe Assistants 7.5 The Graph Editor 8 Animating Text Layers 8.1 Importing Photoshop Text 8.2 Applying Animators 8.3 Combining Animators 8.4 Animation Presets 9 Fun with Shape Layers 9.1 Ways to Create Shapes 9.2 Shape Layers for Text Effects 10 Basic Compositing 10.1 Blending Layers with Blending Modes 10.2 Alpha Channels and Transparency 10.3 Isolating a Subject with a Mask 10.4 Color Keying 10.5 Motion Tracking and Rotoscoping 10.6 The 3D Camera Tracker 11 Effects 11.1 Understanding Effect Categories 11.2 Animating Effect Properties 11.3 Brainstorming 11.4 Using Compound Effects 11.5 "Fixer" Effects 11.6 Layer Styles 11.7 Effect Presets 11.8 Adjustment Layers (Force Motion Blur) 12 Time 12.1 Frame Rates 12.2 Time Stretching and Time Remapping 12.3 Slowing Motion, Freezing a Frame, and Reversing Time 13 Grouping and Linking 13.1 Nesting 13.2 Pre-Composing 13.3 Parenting 13.4 Using Nulls 13.5 Expressions 14 introduction to 3d 14.1 Working with 3D Layers 14.2 Axis Modes 14.3 Bending Layers 14.4 Extruding Shapes 14.5 Cameras 14.6 Lights 14.7 Material Options(Environment Layers) 14.8 Depth of Field 14.9 Environment Layers 15 Memory and Performance 15.1 Setting Up After Effects for Optimum Performance with 64-Bit Systems 15.2 RAM and Disk Caching 16 Render order and Collapsing Transformations 16.1 Standard Render Order and the Transform Effect 16.2 Collapsing Transformations 17 Output Options 17.1 Rendering and Exporting with the Render Queue 17.2 Exporting with the Adobe Media Encoder 17.3 Collecting Files 18 Project Explorations and Recap 18.1 Preparing Cinema 4D Projects for After Effects 18.2 Compositing C4D Multipass Renders in After Effects 18.3 Using a Simple Effect and Duplicate Layers for Creative Results 18.4 Using Basic Color Correction and Light Wrap for Compositing 18.5 Closing Thoughts
