Apple Motion 5 Made Easy – A Definitive Guide to Motion
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What you’ll learn
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Learn to create amazing video effects with Apple Motion
This video training course for Apple Motion 5 from Infinite Skills takes you through the ins and outs of this image effects software package from Apple. You will learn how to create titles, animations, transitions, and other effects to make your video and broadcast productions come to life!
The tutorial begins with an exploration of the user interface, and an overview of setting up and managing your Motion projects. Once the basics have been covered, Matt jumps right into the application of these tools with a lesson on basic compositing. Continuing on you will learn how to apply and modify behaviours, use keyframing, masking, and work with particles, replication and text. You will also learn how to use tracking, filters, stabilization, and much much more. There is even a chapter on working with Final Cut Pro X and rigging. Finally you will learn how to output the results of all your hard work.
By the conclusion of this training video, you will be fully versed using Apple Motion 5 to enhance your own video productions. This computer based training video comes complete with extensive working files to allow you to work alongside the author as he trains you on Apple Motion 5.
Who this course is for:
- Video Editors of all levels
12 reviews for Apple Motion 5 Made Easy – A Definitive Guide to Motion
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Herman Bos –
Lot of info, sometimes overwhelming because the program Motion 5 has a lot to offer. I have taken several lessons twice or more. I think this is a very good training for understanding Motion 5
Daniel Frost –
The version of Motion being taught is outdated. I have Motion 5.3 which makes it difficult to know what is being discussed because the configuration has changed so much.
Gregory StricklerPoe –
So far most is understandable. On some complicated procedures the narration and examples happen a little too fast, or there is an assumption that you have studied photoshop or have more experience than one has. But I’m still working through the course. I might change my mind by the time I’m through.
Darren Taylor –
Losing the File Browser in the latest version of Apple Motion has made some of the tutorials here harder to follow. If a note could be added that would be great OR a follow-up tutorial/s with other ways to import files. Some of the example file formats are no longer supported in Motion 5 (eg: firstLook.MOV file in Lesson 15 – use the same name file from lesson 13 instead). Some button positions have changed with the later version of the software 5.4.1 but you can complete the course
Carlos Enrique Padilla Martinez –
It hasn´t been updated in a while, nonetheless, an excelent course!
No ha sido actualizado desde hace tiempo, sin embargo un excelente curso!
Jim Hoopes –
Thus far it has been a good experience. I really enjoy the in depth and clear explanation of all the keyboard short cuts and abilities.
Suresh Kumar R –
The course is great and really helpful.
The version of Motion and current version has changed a bit so some of the toolbar buttons are positioned at different locations.
Michael Rehberg –
It was very good. Learnt a lot of information and I am looking forward to applying it to my work. Thank you. My only ‘criticism’ would be the trainer’s version of Motion is quite a bit older than the current version so sometimes it became hard to follow. but more often than not it was fine.
Jens Söderblom –
Old version of Motion. Dated look.
Mark A Cheverton –
This has not been updated to ver. 5.5
Tony Mark –
It was very informative even though it was on an older version then current. I wish there was more on animating with 3d objects and using USDZ
Chuck Hinkle –
My experience is that this is a wonderful course. It is very comprehensive and explains and demonstrates everything I need to start using Motion. There are many topics that seem like I won’t need them at first, but I’m comfortable that I’ll be able to return to the video and watch them when I need a review.
My only [slight] negative comment is that there’s a strong emphasis on the keyboard shortcuts. Since I was focused on learning techniques, I don’t think that I’ve learned any of the shortcuts. I think, as a beginner, what would have helped me more is to constant see the button or menu command used to reinforce my memory on how to find and apply each of the features.
Overall, thanks for a wonderful class and a great learning environment.