Education After Effects Templates Free
Vida Hubbert
With a customisable scene animation for After Effects, you can choose your scene and character and change colours to suit your video. In this template there are several different educational scenes included, so you can use them across multiple films and still look original.
Unlimited downloads from Envato Elements mean you can try as After Effects animation templates as you like, so if the above download isn't quite your style, no worries! Here are some great alternatives.
If you'd like to improve or add to your film animation knowledge, then Tuts+ has a number of free resources for you to help you out. Why not try How to Make a Talking Avatar With Cartoon Animator and After Effects.
If you're interested in learning more about creating animated characters in After Effects then try our free course, How to Animate in After Effects. You'll discover how to create keyframe animation, how to reveal text with masks and shape layers and how to add animations like 'bounce' and 'wiggle.' Remember to subscribe to Envato Tuts+ on YouTube for more.
Envato has lots of resources to try: PlaceIt lets you make high quality motion graphics in your browser, no software needed. Reshot has free photos, icons, and graphics. And give your brand's channel a boost with our comprehensive guide for video marketing content creators.
We looked at projects and considered all kinds of variables, including organization, complexity, experience required and overall difficulty, minimum hardware specifications, included versions and options, formats, resolution, file size, dependencies and required plug-ins (if any), language options, software versions supported, style, design, and cost. You can read more about how we select items at How We Pick Video Templates to Feature on Envato Tuts+.
Is it possible to use an adobe after effects template in motion 5 or fcpx? If so how do I go about doing this? I am fairly new to this and i found a template that i would really like to use for a football highlight video that i am putting together. Thank you ahead of time for any help that yall can give me.
It is my understanding that affer effects will not work at present with FCP X. All plugins must be ported to 64 bit before they will work with FCP X according to the Apple FAQ. There are a great many effects templates included with Final Cut Pro X, however, but some were included in the Download Additional Content that must be done after the program is first installed. Best wishes.
On more research, I discovered the following link showing a workflow to go between FCP X and After Effects. Please disregard my first post. Adobe After Effects is currently in 64 bit, but their site says it is compatible with Mac OS 10.5.8 and 10.6. Not sure if Lion would therefore be included. Sorry for the wrong info.
The VashiMorphic40 After Effects template was designed so that every filmmaker, on any budget, can capture the aesthetics and visual style of the Anamorphic lens. The plugins used in this project are included in After Effects or are free to download. I focused on matching the curvature and look of the 40mm Panavision Primo Anamorphic lens.
The second effect is the CI Vignette effect. It is a free plugin designed and graciously approved by Bart Walczak of Creative Impatience for this project. It installs in both After Effects and Premiere Pro and creates the gentle fall-off that many older lenses possess.
The third and last effect is Blurred Corners. Many older lenses, including Anamorphics, get very soft in all 4 corners. The focusing mechanisms of these lenses have to focus across two different focal lengths and the result is often soft corners. I created a mask that matches the areas affected after researching films and photos of this phenomenon. I used the Fast Blur effect so that rendering would be kept to a minimum.
It is by no means perfect, but I spent a lot of time trying to find a way to duplicate the aesthetic of a filmmaking tool that I really love. I hope it will find a home in your filmmaking arsenal and give you the opportunity to enhance your footage and help you tell your story.
Open the effects-control panel Locate the Bezier Warp effect. Click and drag it to the Effects panel. Unclick. AE will then ask you to name it. And hey presto! A preset that shows up like all the other plugins ?
I need someone with CS5 to save a CS4 version of VashiMorphic40 from their software. Each version saves for one previous version. I will look through my older MAC towers as well to see if I have a CS4 kicking around. Fingers crossed.
Premiere Pro and After Effects are extremely powerful tools for Creators. Both allow you to edit together videos, create effects, and work with audio, but understanding which program to use for certain tasks will save you time and help you produce professional-looking content!
Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects offer very similar options on the surface; you can import footage, add text, add effects, and export videos, but under the hood, there are massive differences when it comes to the capabilities and featured options in each software application.
Each program offers very specific tools to help you turn your raw media into a final completed project, but can both be used together? How will you decide which to use at each stage of the video editing process?
By design, Adobe After Effects has a complete set of tools ranging from beginner options to advanced functions. It is based on a layering system where each file you add will exist on its own layer. (Later in this post I will explain how this differs from Premiere Pro).
Adobe Premiere Pro is a video editing software application designed to provide Video Editors with a way to easily compile raw media into a completed final video. It is optimized for playback, and provides various editing tools that allow you to move, trim, split, splice, and rearrange media files such as footage, audio, images, or music all within an organized sequence of tracks. All of this is possible to do in Adobe After Effects as well, however, Premiere Pro is specifically designed to perform these tasks in a much more organized and streamlined workflow which saves time. Remember; Premiere Pro is meant for editing various clips together, while After Effects is meant to add effects to clips.
Adobe Premiere Pro has several dozen standard effects that can be applied to your media, adjustable parameters that can affect the clip size, opacity, rotation, and position, and many other functions that can drastically speed up the process of editing.
Video Editors can import their media, such as footage or music into Adobe Premiere Pro, and then add it to a sequence where it all can be assembled in any way the Editor would like. This includes removing unnecessary parts, splicing together short segments that tell a story, and adding sound effects, music, or effects in order to bring the raw media to life in a shortened finished video edit. You can also use Premiere Pro templates to help get your process started.
An Adobe Premiere Pro sequence includes layers where media can be added (similar to After Effects) however, it differs in the fact that Premiere Pro can have all of your footage exist on 1 layer. (As a reminder, After Effects can only have 1 file per layer, which makes the organization and editing process in Premiere Pro much more efficient for video editing. This makes editing together footage ideal in Premiere Pro.
Earlier in this blog post, I mentioned Dynamic Link; this is a feature Adobe introduced as a way to help Video Editors and Motion Graphic Designers or Visual Effects Artists work together in a cohesive way. It also created the possibility for an individual Video Creator to take on all tasks and seamlessly work between the two software applications without needing to export files back and forth.
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