Advanced Diploma in VFX and Animation Course with Artificial Intelligence Tools
- Adobe Premier Pro Interface
- Visual FX- Adobe After Effects
- Sound Editing with Adobe Audition
- AI Tools for Video & Sound Generation
VFX & Animation Course-Career Paths
Video Producer/Video Editor/Video Mixer
A Video Producer oversees the entire project from concept to final delivery, managing resources and creative direction, while a Video Editor assembles the raw footage, audio, and effects to craft a polished, cohesive story. Video Mixer (also known as a Vision Mixer or Technical Director) acts as the "live editor," switching between multiple camera feeds, graphics, and pre-recorded clips in real-time to create a seamless broadcast.
After Effects & Visual (VFS) Effects Artist
An After Effects and Visual Effects (VFX) artist manipulate, composite, and enhance video by integrating digital elements—like explosions, CGI characters, or motion graphics—seamlessly into live-action footage.
Animation & Multimedia Artist
An animation and multimedia artist combines traditional art principles with digital technology to create 2D/3D moving images and interactive content for film, games, and digital media.
Film Compositor & Broadcast Designer
Film Compositor: A digital artist who acts as the "final glue," seamlessly layering live-action footage, 3D renders, and particle effects together to ensure they look like a single, photorealistic shot. Broadcast Designer: A motion graphics specialist who creates the visual identity for a network or show, designing animated logos, news tickers (lower thirds), and transitions that maintain a consistent brand "look."
Film Compositor & Broadcast Designer
An audio editor is the "builder" who collects and cleans individual sound elements (dialogue, foley, effects), whereas a sound editor is the "architect" who designs the overall sonic atmosphere and ensures every sound perfectly syncs with the visual story.
Course Contents
- Understanding digital video
- Switching Premiere Pro Workspaces
- Opening, closing, and moving panels
- Understanding the Application Tools
- Setting Application Preferences
- Using the Project Panel
- Understanding media management
- Creating and organizing bins
- Using the Media Browser Panel
- Previewing Clips: Hover Scrub vs Source Monitor
- Transcoding Video
- Locating Missing Media
- The Cuts-Only Editing Methodology
- Continuity editing
- A Roll vs. B Roll & Cut-ins
- Cut-aways & Cutting on action
- Working with Multiple Video Tracks
- Adding and deleting tracks
- Renaming tracks
- Trimming Clips in the Source Monitor
- Adding Clips to the Timeline
- Making Insert and Overwrite Edits
- Using the Timeline Editing Tools
- Markers: Timeline vs Clip
- Understanding Transitions
- Adding transitions to video clips
- Preparing a clip to receive transitions
- Editing transition settings
- Adding an Audio Transition
- Understanding the Uses of Titles in Video
- Creating & working with Graphic Clips
- Adding Images to a Graphic Clip
- Creating an end credit roll
- Time stretch and frame blending
- Working with Photoshop & Illustrator Files
- Importing layered Photoshop files into projects
- Understanding and Animating Static Clip Effects
- Position | Scale | Rotation | Opacity
- Adding Transitions & Effects to Images
- Understanding Video Effects?
- Animating Static Clip Effects
- Animating text with keyframes
- Applying Video Effects to Clips
- Timeline vs Project Panel
- Understanding Clip Audio
- Using the Essential Audio Panel
- Assigning Audio Clip Types
- Exporting from Premiere Pro
- Creating a Garbage Matte
- Working with the Ultra Keyer
- Learning to stabilize shaky footage
- Using the Warp Stabilizer
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Creating App Campaigns
- Using the Trim View
- Slip, Slide and Rolling Edit Tools
- Match frames
- Nested timelines (Sequences)
- Using keys & matte keys
- Color, Garbage &Track mattes
- Advanced transitions
- Advanced Audio editing in Premiere
- Animating
- Importing layers as a sequence
- Alpha channels
- Updating Photoshop files
- Working with Premiere projects in After Effects
- Non-destructive integration
- Integrating Audition with Premiere Pro
- Working with Premiere projects in Audition
- Creating a new reference monitor window
- Gang to reference monitor feature
- Working with color scopes
- 3 Point Color Correction
- Color Match
- Using Media management
- Managing multiple projects
- Optimizing system performance
- Optimizing render speed
- Render que Output module templates
- Understanding high dynamic range
- Creating linear HDR compositing
- Understanding color management
- Creating Look up tables (LUT)
- Creating Lighting qualities
- Changing lighting direction & light strength
- Creating reflections & realistic shadow
- Understanding Multipass 3D compositing
- Creating fog, smoke, mist, wind, precipitation
- Making realistic fire and heat distortion
- Creating explosive effects
- Creating manual rotoscoping
- Using the roto brush
- Using the paint brush to Painting on color
- Using sequence markers
- Adding chapter information
- Exporting video from Premiere Pro
Course Contents
- Analog versus digital
- Frame rate and resolution
- Understanding your Storage space
- Knowing your system requirements
- Defining motion Graphics
- Creating a project
- Understanding the After Effects panel system
- Understanding the Composition Window
- Working in the Timeline Window
- RAM Preview vs. Standard Preview
- Importing media files
- Importing Photoshop and Illustrator files
- Previewing footage, stills and video, audio
- Trimming a video clip
- Using the Interpret Footage dialog box
- Looping an audio or video file
- Layer basics
- Layer options
- Creating a layer solid
- Understanding the layer switches
- Time stretch and frame blending
- Nesting compositions/layers using precomps
- Animation of layer properties using keyframes
- Using layer parenting to ease repetition
- Understanding motion paths
- Working with layer blending
- Controlling the speed of animations
- Easing principles
- Creating text
- Character palette
- Paragraph palette
- Animating text with keyframes
- Animating text using presets
- Using Bridge with After Effects
- Masking
- Animating masks
- Working with alpha channels
- Track matte
- Effect basics
- Animating effects
- Exploring the 3D capabilities
- Creating 3D layers
- Using multiple viewports
- Understanding 3D Transform properties
- Animating 3D layers
- Creating and using lights
- Rendering from a composition to various formats
- Understanding the Render Queue
- Adjusting render settings
- Duplicating jobs in the Render Queue
- Creating render templates
- Exporting a project file
- Rendering an individual frame
- Using the 3d camera tracker Compositing
- 3d graphics with video
- Understanding motion tracking
- Motion tracking vs stabilization
- Setting a track point
- Using null objects
- Using the warp stabilizer
- Understanding time remapping
- Slow motion effects
- Fast motion effects
- Using frame blending
- Color correction and adjustment
- Adjusting tonality
- Adjusting Color
- Expressions overview
- Creating scripts
- Using expressions
- Effect parameters
- Layer index
- Creating keyframe looping
- Conditional events
- Understanding high dynamic range
- Creating linear HDR compositing
- Understanding color management
- Creating Look up tables (LUT)
- Creating Lighting qualities
- Changing lighting direction & light strength
- Creating reflections & realistic shadow
- Understanding Multipass 3D compositing
- Creating fog, smoke, mist, wind, precipitation
- Making realistic fire and heat distortion
- Creating explosive effects
- Creating manual rotoscoping
- Using the roto brush
- Using the paint brush to Painting on color
- Using Media management
- Managing multiple projects
- Optimizing system performance
- Optimizing render speed
- Render que Output module templates
- Understanding greenscreen shooting basics
- Using masks for compositing
- Using garbage mattes
- Using keylight
- Refining a matte
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