Compositing Text and Video in After Effects

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Free Online Course: Compositing Text and Video in After Effects provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 2-3 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. Compositing Text and Video in After Effects is taught by Eran Stern.

Overview
  • Get a glimpse behind the scenes of a real-world commercial made with After Effects—and learn advanced techniques for compositing text and video.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Compositing text and video in After Effects
    • What you should know
    1. Concept and Design
    • Overview of the client brief
    • Creative agency pitch deck
    • Storyboard presentation
    • Team project credits
    2. Integration and Preparation
    • The importance of picture lock
    • Integrate via Dynamic Link
    • Copy and paste between applications
    • Import Premiere Pro project
    • Preparation for compositing and VFX
    3. Mask the Dust
    • When the Warp Stabilizer fails
    • Using the classic stabilizer
    • Formatting the text
    • Animating and exposing text
    • Keying dust based on its value ranges
    • Rotoscoping using masks
    4. Liquidize Type
    • Selective color correction
    • Designing and animating text
    • Creating a liquid displacement
    • Masking foreground elements
    5. Compound Elements
    • Cleaning lens dirt
    • Removing color cast
    • Placing and scaling text
    • Wiping titles
    • Extracting and masking
    • Repeating the key process
    6. Sugar Particles
    • Enlarge while preserving quality
    • Using parenting to animate
    • Blending the type into video
    • Disintegrate text using effects
    • Disintegrate text using particles
    7. Merging Shots
    • Reviewing the packshot
    • Replacing elements with 3D tracking
    • Creating a rack focus effect
    • Tracking and replacing a texture
    • Cutting out a background
    • Compositing shots together
    • Reviewing the logo animation
    • Adding final touches
    Conclusion
    • Next steps