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Video Editing Using After Effect Beginner Edition

Netsanet Wodaje | Author Level 5

5.0

(1) 17 Students

What you will learn

Introducing and Installing After effect
Project Panel
Timeline
Time Streaching
Text Animation
Parenting and Null Object

Interface Explanation
Composition
Blending Mode
Adjustment Layer
Pen tool and Pathing
Color Correction

Video Editing - A Beginner's Guide to Adobe After Effects

This course serves as an introduction to the art of video editing and production Including:-
Introduction to Adobe After Effects:
In this section, you will learn the basic interface of Adobe After Effects. We will discuss how to set up a new project and import files. We will also explore the different panels, tools, and features available in the software.

The Project Panel in Adobe After Effects:
The project panel is where you organize all your media assets. In this section, we will discuss how to import media files, create folders, and manage your project files.

Composition in Adobe After Effects:
In After Effects, a composition is a container where you can combine and manipulate various layers of visual and audio elements. In this section, we will create a new composition and explore the different settings available.

Timeline and Layer in Adobe After Effects:
The timeline is where you arrange and edit the layers of your composition. In this section, we will discuss how to add and edit layers, set keyframes, and create animations.

Adjustment Layer in Adobe After Effects:
Adjustment layers are a powerful feature in After Effects that allow you to apply effects and adjustments to multiple layers at once. In this section, we will discuss how to create and use adjustment layers.

Blending Mode in After Effects:
Blending modes are a way to blend layers together to create different effects. In this section, we will explore the different blending modes available and how to use them.

Shape Layer in After Effect:
Shape layers are a versatile tool in After Effects that allow you to create and animate vector shapes. In this section, we will create and manipulate shape layers.

Pen Tool and Pathing in After Effect:
The pen tool is a powerful tool for creating and manipulating vector paths in After Effects. In this section, we will explore the different types of paths you can create and how to manipulate them.

Parenting and Null Object in After effect:
Parenting is a way to link layers together in After Effects. In this section, we will explore how to use parenting to create complex animations. We will also discuss the Null Object, a useful tool for organizing and manipulating layers.

Text Animation in After Effect:
After Effects has powerful tools for creating and animating text. In this section, we will explore the different text tools available and how to create animations with them.

Time Stretching in After Effect:
Time stretching is a way to slow down or speed up footage in After Effects. In this section, we will discuss how to use the time stretch tool and the different settings available.

Color Correction in After effect:
After Effects has powerful color correction tools to adjust the color and tone of your footage. In this section, we will explore the different color correction tools available.

Transition in After Effect:
Transitions are a way to smoothly transition between two clips or layers. In this section, we will explore the different transition effects available and how to use them.

Exporting to Video File:
After you've finished your project, it's time to export it as a video file. In this section, we will discuss the different export settings available and how to export your project as a video file.

That's it! With this tutorial, you should have a good understanding of the basics of video editing in Adobe After Effects.

Introducing Video Editing and Installation

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Interface Introduction to Adobe After Effect Part 1