After Effects Apprentice
07 Parenting
Parenting is a way to group multiple layers within the same composition inside After Effects. In this course, Chris Meyer shows how to set up a parenting chain, discusses what makes a good parent, and demonstrates several techniques using parenting, such as creating a title animation with a minimal number of keyframes, building a geometric construct, and bringing an anthropomorphic robot arm to life. Sidebar topics include avoiding a scaling gotcha with parenting and creating abstract backgrounds using the Fractal Noise effect.
Contents:
- Introduction
- 1. Parenting 101: Grouping Layers
- 2. Parenting 201: Anthropomorphic Animations
- 3. Idea Corners
- 4. Sidebar
- 5. Fractal Noise Backgrounds
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Length | 1h 40m |
Starts | On Demand (Start anytime) |
Cost | $29/month (Access to entire library- free trial available) |
From | LinkedIn Learning |
Instructors | Chris Meyer, Trish Meyer |
Download Videos | Only via the LinkedIn Learning mobile app |
Language | English |
Subjects | Art & Design |
Tags | Animation After Effects Compositing |
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Rating | Not enough ratings |
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Length | 1h 40m |
Starts | On Demand (Start anytime) |
Cost | $29/month (Access to entire library- free trial available) |
From | LinkedIn Learning |
Instructors | Chris Meyer, Trish Meyer |
Download Videos | Only via the LinkedIn Learning mobile app |
Language | English |
Subjects | Art & Design |
Tags | Animation After Effects Compositing |
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