The New York Film Academy’s 12-Week Evening After Effects workshop is designed to introduce students to the principles and techniques of visual effects and motion graphics. This is accomplished through a combination of lecture, demonstration and in-class, hands-on exercises using Adobe After Effects.
During this workshop, students complete projects to which they must apply both theoretical design techniques and practical animation skills. By the end of the workshop, students gain a comprehensive knowledge of After Effects, and understanding of designing meaningful work through animated visual storytelling.
Course Content
The New York Film Academy believes in a hands-on approach that allows students to gain experience in After Effects, while training them as storytellers as well. We find that the best approach to students gaining experience is for them to create and work on their own projects. During the course students will finish projects that become more challenging as the course progresses.
Workshop Objectives
Students gain an in-depth understanding of Adobe After Effects, and are introduced to Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator. The emphasis of the class is text illustration, yet students also learn additional skills. Students are taught basic graphic design principles, basic compositing of videos and how to work with green screen footage.
By the completion of this course, students will complete projects and several in-class assignments. Each project demonstrates the student’s understanding of the theory and technical skills they were taught in class.
Courses
Orientation
After Effects
Design Theory
Screen and Critique
Photoshop Tools
Illustrator Tools
Topics
Design Theory
Animating Titles
Compositing
2D Animation
3D Animation
Layers
Keyframing
Effects
Green screen
Who Should Take This Class
Filmmakers
Editors
Graphic Designers
Dates & Tuition
Fees
Tuition:
Location & Available Dates
Please note: Dates and Tuition are subject to change