Adobe After Effects CC: A complete guide to Animating in After Effects 3D Space and using Cameras, Lights and Shadows...
InstructorLouay Zambarakji
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FreeInstructional signals indicate that complex camera and lighting concepts are broken down into easy-to-understand modules.
The curriculum covers essential mechanics including position, rotation, orientation, and the interaction between different light types like point and spot lights.
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The After Effects Camera Settings dialog displays key 3D camera parameters including focal length, zoom, and angle of view for configuring virtual camera properties.
The After Effects workspace displays a split view featuring a top-down orthographic perspective of light cone geometry alongside an active camera view rendering the illuminated scene.
The After Effects workspace shows a 3D hexagonal logo casting a realistic shadow onto a ground plane, demonstrating lighting and depth settings.
The After Effects workspace displays social media icons positioned in a circular 3D arrangement, with the timeline below revealing keyframes used to animate their rotation.
Learner signals suggest a lack of diverse practical exercises and real-world examples to reinforce the technical concepts.
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The curriculum aligns well with the target of beginners seeking a fundamental understanding of 3D space.