The Ultimate Guide to Animation Principles Secrets of Great Motion Graphics

Well if you ever wondered any of the above questions, you are in luck. Because today, I am going to teach you the secrets to those awesome and great motion graphics videos. Something you won't find on the internet, at least not to this scale in such details.
In this course, I will teach you the animation principles of motion graphics. Something that's evolved from the traditional animation principles, more relevant to nowadays motion graphics work. The secrets of great motion graphics. I will go over each principle one by one with several real project demonstrations to show you how to apply these principles to real work. This course contains 12 animation projects that I will be working on to help you understand these principles, You will learn:
#1 ultimate animation principle: timing and spacing
How to animate using graph editors in After Effects
Animate with value graph
Animate with speed graph
How to animate with ease
Animate with Oscillation
How to apply Anticipation and Overshoot
Animate bouncing animation
How to apply Squash and Stretch
What is Secondary animation
Follow Through in animation
After Effects tips and tricks
After Effects keyboards shortcuts
Best animation techniques to date
After Effects best practices
How to think as an animator
How to approach project with animation principles
How to animate like a hero
The concepts and techniques covered in this course are fundamentals and essentials that you will be able to apply to any motion graphic works. Some of the basic tools, tips and tricks of After Effects can also be translated into any type of projects.
This is an introductory course and it's for anyone who wants to learn the secrets of great animation and getting into motion design, adding animation to your graphic design and illustration.
Although it's an introductory course, there are a lot of things that we need to cover in this course, so a basic understanding of design tools from Adobe suites will make this course easier to follow.