After Effects Expressions for Premiere Pro Editors

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After Effects Expressions for Premiere Pro Editors
Duration: 2hr 14m | Video: h264, yuv420p, 1280x720 30fps | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, 2 ch | 4.46 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Expressions are an advanced feature of After Effects that many editors shy away from. The perception is that you need to be good at scripting to be able to use expressions. But basic expressions are easy to apply using simple point-and-click methods. They're incredibly useful for adding randomness to animation and effects, linking properties to synchronize animation, or even making effects react to music.

After Effects Expressions for Premiere Pro Editors is a creative, project-based workshop. Editors take a basic Premiere Pro edit and bring it to life using After Effects expressions and Dynamic Link, following author Angie Taylor's expert instructions. The concepts are broken down into manageable 3–5 minute videos, covering techniques such as randomizing effects, linking animation and color to sound, automating animation, and more.

Topics include:

Linking footage from Premiere Pro in After Effects with Dynamic Link
Understanding the expression language
Automating animation with expressions
Randomizing effect properties
Linking color and light changes to audio
Creating camera shake with a wiggle expressions
Linking keyframes to create a lightening strike effect
Synchronizing color and other design elements
Creating amazing text animations

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