دوره آموزش ساخت تمپلات های افتر افکت

Lynda – Creating After Effects Templates

Learn how to automate your motion graphics workflow—and package your designs for distribution—by building projects procedurally through After Effects templates. After Effects has a complete toolset for creating intelligent, time-saving templates that you can reuse, share, and even sell online.

In this course, veteran instructor Nick Harauz takes you through the ins and outs of creating .mogrt templates via the After Effects Essential Graphics panel. Learn how to previsualize templates, add and reveal design parameters, use expressions, export your templates, and test them in Premiere Pro.
Nick also explains the things you should consider before selling your mograph templates on a platform like Adobe Stock.

Contents :

Introduction
About this training series
The Assurance
Introduction to this course
1. Foundational Color Concepts
The difference color makes
The basics of color theory
Working with shadows and highlights
The secret to beauty: Contrast
2. Colorist Basics
Understanding primary vs. secondary correction
Grading with raw vs. compressed footage
Understanding LUTs
Working with the DP
3. Using Scopes
Your eyes are liars
Using a waveform monitor
Using the RGB parade
Using a histogram
Using a vectorscope
4. Coloring with REDCINE-X
Downloading the free REDCINE-X Pro application
Working with RED media
Grading in REDCINE-X
Saving presets and exporting footage
About the IPP2 workflow
5. Coloring in Premiere
Using the Lumetri Color panel
Applying and adjusting looks
Performing secondary grades
Working with R3D files in Premiere
6. Coloring in After Effects
Understanding curves
Using curves to create a cinematic look
An intro to color compositing
7. Exporting Your Edit to Resolve
Preparing your timeline for export
Exporting your edit to Resolve
Issues with the Premiere and Resolve workflow
8. Coloring in DaVinci Resolve
Conforming your edit in Resolve
An overview of DaVinci Resolve
Understanding nodes
Performing a basic grade
Matching shot color within a scene
Isolating colors
Masking with power windows
Tracking power windows
Using OpenFX
Grading a challenging shot, part 1
Grading a challenging shot, part 2
Exporting your timeline and rendering
Conclusion
Checking color at the movie theater
Previewing the audio course
Final thoughts