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Motion Graphics for Social Media

Offered By: LinkedIn Learning

Tags

Animation Courses Adobe After Effects Courses Typography Courses Social Media Courses Content Creation Courses Motion Graphics Courses Call to Action Courses Logo Animation Courses Shape Layers Courses

Course Description

Overview

Improve your social media impact by creating eye-catching content. Learn how to build motion graphics for social media with Adobe After Effects.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Motion graphics for social media
  • What you should know
  • Why use motion graphics with social media?
1. Animate a Logo
  • How should your logo move?
  • Import a logo
  • Block out the motion with keyframes
  • Refine animation with the Graph Editor
2. Working with Type and Shapes
  • Designing titles
  • Text animators and presets
  • Design and animate a lower third
  • Use shape layers to reveal letters
3. Creating Transitions
  • What are transitions?
  • Animate a simple wipe
  • Animate a complex transition
  • Apply transitions
4. Call to Action
  • What is a call to action?
  • Animate a thumbs up
  • Animate other call-to-action elements
5. Putting It All Together
  • Combine call-to-action elements
  • Create an end card
  • Output video for social media
6. Create Engaging Full-Screen Graphics
  • What are full-screen graphics?
  • Overview of project
  • Create a looping animation with shape layers
  • Build a looping background asset
  • Animate copy using text animators
  • Add supporting graphic elements
  • Complete the animation with transitions
7. Repurpose and Reformat
  • Reformat content for 16:9 aspect ratio
  • Reformat content for 9:16 and 4:5 aspect ratios
Conclusion
  • Next steps

Taught by

Andy Needham

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