Overview
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Learn the fundamentals of working with type—compositing type, animating type, and creating 3D text and logos—using Photoshop, After Effects, and Premiere Pro.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- Welcome and what you should know before starting this course
- Exercise files
- Setting the right canvas size
- Designing the bar
- Placing a logo
- Setting text and mixing styles
- Creating an alpha channel
- Using layer comps for multiple designs
- Automating multiple titles with data sets
- Extruding and inflating text
- Adjusting color and bevel
- Transforming 3D objects
- Animating 3D text in Photoshop
- Distressing text
- Ripped from the headlines
- Creating a logo bug
- Creating a watermark
- Using Photoshop templates
- Adding text to a composition
- Browsing text animation presets
- Using multiple animators
- Customizing animation presets
- Animating 3D space in After Effects
- Creating custom animations
- Saving presets
- Exporting the animation
- Tracking text with the 3D camera tracker
- Extruding 3D text
- Using environment maps
- Revealing text with masks and wipes
- Creating a title in Adobe Premiere Pro
- Advanced formatting controls in Adobe Premiere Pro
- Using Photoshop text in Adobe Premiere Pro
- Using motion graphic templates (MOGRTS) in Adobe Premiere Pro
- Designing titles with Smart Objects
- Using Dynamic Link with text for Premiere Pro and After Effects
- The Edit Original command for Photoshop graphics
- Embedding a project link in After Effects
- Saving your own motion graphic templates (MOGRTS)
- Next steps
