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Design Kickstart
This style-frame were designed for motion as part of a homework submitted for Design Kickstart course at School of Motion that shows the contrast in color and size as well as focusing on the design principles.
Design Bootcamp
A style-frame designed for a motion design as part of a homework submitted for Design Bootcamp course at School of Motion. While designing a style-frame, the continuous motion must be kept in mind following the rules and principles of design such as figure-ground relationship, the positive/negative space, active and passive frames...
Animation Bootcamp
The following are homework submitted for the Animation Bootcamp course at School of Motion. This course teaches the principles of animation such as follow-through, squash and stretch, secondary movement, anticipation, overshoot along with the speed and value graphs in After Effects.
Advanced Motion Methods
This course at School of Motion teaches advanced animation transitions and how to turn the style-frames into compelling motion visuals. It also teaches how to sync the animation with the VO and music. The hero element in the animation should mainly be focused on for the concept and its purpose to be fulfilled.
Premiere Pro for Motion Designers
The main focus of this course at School of Motion is to teach Premiere Pro tips and tools, yet it also teaches editing a video showing the meaning it intends to portray. This course also teaches how to edit and mix music as well as the voice over. It also teaches how to color correct the footage.
Cinema 4D Ascent
An intermediate 3D course at School of Motion teaching fields, vertex maps, matrices, advanced lighting and modeling, mechanical and organic rigging, rigid and soft body simulations and more in Cinema 4D. Oh, and there were bonus lessons on particles and substance painter!
Lights, Camera, Render!
This course at School of Motion teaches how to set up lighting and move the cameras to get cinematic render results using Octane in Cinema 4D. It also has lessons for creating landscape and efficiently animating characters using Mixamo!
Blender for 3D Artist
Cinema 4D is focused on MoGraph tools for motion design while Blender is has a more stylized render such as this toon shader I've used for this homework that looks 2D but in 3D depth.
