
Learn video editing and motion graphics with Premiere Pro and After Effects, mastering timeline editing, transitions, text animations, color grading, masking, and export workflows.
Open Premiere Pro to create or open a project, import media, and arrange clips on the timeline while exploring the four windows, the selection tool, and the eye icon.
Learn how to import and add multiple clips to the Premiere Pro timeline, drag and drop clips, unlink audio from video, mute tracks, and manage multiple video and audio tracks.
Split video with the razor tool, then move and arrange clips across the timeline; adjust speed and duration to create fast, slow, or normal playback and duplicate clips for edits.
Discover how to create a reverse video effect in Premiere Pro using speed duration and reverse, then add text and subtitles for expressive storytelling.
Learn to add video transitions in Premiere Pro and After Effects, enable the effects window, apply dissolves or 3D motion between clips, and adjust duration to influence viewer perception.
Master sequence settings in Premiere Pro, adjusting frame size, frame rate, and audio sample rate, then export final videos in formats like mp4 or gif with appropriate settings.
Create a new composition in after effects, configure its name, default 1921 1080p resolution, 29.9 frame rate, square pixel, duration, and background, then explore workspace and panel docking.
Explore shape, text, and solid layers, adjust stroke and color, and animate position with keyframes on the After Effects timeline; learn to create and manage backgrounds and layer order.
Explore built-in presets in after effects to create matrix-like backgrounds, text with mechanical algorithm effects, and quick visuals, saving time for beginners.
Convert your After Effects composition into a video using the render queue or Media Encoder, then adjust render settings such as format, quality, work area, and frame rate.
Master exporting with media encoder to convert videos into formats like mp4, gif, and quicktime, choose options via the export window, enable gpu acceleration, and render with a play-ready preview.
Animate a pie chart in After Effects by creating a white ring with stroke, adding a green progress ring via trim paths, and syncing a numeric readout with an expression.
Apply track matte masking to pair images with data visualization, expanding a desert and grassland overlay to illustrate layered composition in Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects.
Build and apply After Effects animation presets for kinetic typography, experimenting with background solids, flickering text, fog, and color schemes to convey mood.
Master text reveal with alpha matte in After Effects by hiding text behind a shape and bounding box, then keyframing movement from right to left.
Create isometric text by turning 2d text into a 3d-like cube with rotations across its three sides, using an anchor point and a null object, with color, spacing, and easing.
Explore block typography and how layering multiple text layers creates clear on screen ideas. Learn to center text, adjust color and rotation, and apply animation, opacity, and keyframes for presentations.
Learn trim path text to create kinetic typography title animations in Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects, using stroke outlines, keyframes from 0 to 100, easing, and quick customization.
Learn color correction and masking in After Effects by creating a 1920x1080 composition, applying auto color, and using masks with pen tool to adjust ocean, sky, and sand before rendering.
Create a looping opener in After Effects by animating orange hexagons with scale keyframes, duplicating layers into a wave, adjusting gaps, and revealing centered text at the end.
Use the camera tracking tool in After Effects to place images or text on moving video. Create track points and compositions, then apply transparent pngs or vectors for dynamic overlays.
Explore camera tracking in After Effects by adding text and vector elements, adjusting colors, positions, and 3D rotations to create game-style labels and coins on tracked footage.
Learn how to create a motion graphics template in After Effects for use in Premiere Pro, with shape and text layers, keyframes, and essential graphics controls.
Learn to import and customize an After Effects template in Premiere Pro using the Essential Graphics panel, edit text, fonts, position, and timing, and apply transitions.
Learn how to create a wiggle expression in After Effects, adjust frequency and amplitude for motion, and use keyframes, pick whip, and expression mode for efficient motion graphics.
Apply time expression in After Effects to drive rotation and other properties by time, speeding up or slowing down motion. Create analog clocks with multiple dials.
Utilize the value at time expression in After Effects to have a second circle follow the first by referencing its position with keyframes and delays for smooth motion graphics.
Learn how to display rounded property values on screen in after effects by linking a text layer to a shape’s scale (and other properties) with math.round, keyframes, and pick whip.
Learn to use expression controls in After Effects, including slider, checkbox, color, dropdown, angle, and 3D point controls, and link them with the pickwhip tool for dynamic properties.
Explore random expressions in After Effects to drive rotation, opacity, and scale. Experiment with Gaussian random and random methods, ranges like 0 to 100, and time or delay for motion.
In this course you are going to learn various concepts, tools and techniques for editing videos in Adobe Premiere Pro and you will also learn to create animated compositions for Motion Graphics and Visual Effects using Adobe After Effects.
This course is primarily focused on teaching you most important and useful components of both creative software in a quick practical approach where you will learn only the most significant tools to start without wasting much time on super lengthy bogus introductions to each and every tool. So if you want to quickly jump into some intermediate level of editing and animation as quickly as possible, this course is for you. But it doesn't mean that you can learn everything by just watching the video lessons, I would strongly recommend you to practice everything you learnt in this course right after you watch any lesson. Because Video editing and Animations are very practical skills that requires creativity, and without much practice on your side you could not curate content at the level you may expect. So, take your time and practice everything as many times you feel sufficient with little creativity. Don't just copy everything as you see in the video lessons, try to add your personal touch and let your creativity flow like water.
In this course you would learn the following lessons in Adobe Premiere Pro-
Adding video clips, images and other assets on the timeline
Cut, copy, move and change speed of a video clip
Creating reverse video and adding text
Adding video transitions
Exporting video and Sequence settings
After learning Premiere Pro, you would learn creating compositions using After Effects-
Creating compositions
Using Layers and timeline
Build in presets or effects
Export setting using render queue and media encoder
Pie chart animation and track matte
Text animation and Kinetic Typography- Text reveal, Isometric text, Block text animation
Color Mask and Video Opener Animation
Visual Effects and object placement using Camera Tracking