Using Adobe After Effects create beautiful VFX Visual Effects, data visualization & VFX Compositing.
InstructorDaniel Walter ScottInstruction covers specific methods for animating bar graphs, line graphs, and pie charts by integrating Excel and Illustrator assets.
Editorial course preview
These 3 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
The Adobe After Effects Render Queue interface displays a project named Pie Chart 1 set to export using the H.264 format and a YouTube preset.
The presenter introduces the course alongside a split-screen graphic featuring abstract animated icons on a vibrant red background.
The instructor stands before a screen showing vibrant motion graphics, accompanied by a humorous text overlay stating the chance he will say awesome is one hundred percent.
Learners engage with core principles including motion blur, overshoot, anticipation, and the Puppet tool.
The delivery pace can be quite fast, and some learners noted distracting 'thinking out loud' commentary during lessons.
The content serves as a solid starting point but lacks the depth required for intermediate or advanced motion graphics study.
The content aligns well with the stated goal of helping beginners and intermediate users visualize data.
