2D Animation Course
DESCRIPTION
The field of animation is one that is expanding quickly worldwide. The majority of modern movies are produced with the use of graphics and visual effects (VFX). For this, 2D animation serves as the cornerstone, and fundamental concepts are covered in 2D animation courses. This aids in the development of solid animation basics that will be helpful for pursuing higher-level courses in 3D animation, graphics, game design, etc.
What is 2D Animation Course?
2D animation is the art of creating movement in a two-dimensional space. This includes characters, creatures, FX, and backgrounds. The illusion of movement is created when individual drawings are sequenced together over time.
What is the course's coverage of 2D animation?
In order to create an advanced, professionally produced animated result, this course attempts to integrate conventional and digital animation production techniques. In order to complete your project and inform project development, you will discover and use industry best practises.
While bringing characters to life is an enjoyable job, an animation career is really difficult. In an effort to meet severe deadlines, many animators put in a lot of overtime. But few other professions can compare to the satisfaction of witnessing your characters come to life.
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- Principles of Animation
- Art & Design
- Color & Theory
- Getting Started with Adobe Flash CC
- Creating Illustrations in Flash
- Organizing the Project
- Importing Assets into Flash
- Creating Animation
- Adding Basic ActionScript
- Working With Clips And Markers
- Adding Transitions
- Mastering Advanced Editing Techniques
- Putting Clips In Motion
- Editing And Mixing Audio
- Sweetening Sound
- Adding Video Effects
- Make objects move in a realistic way
- Learn how to use weight, elasticity, anticipation and
- Exaggeration to show thoughts and attitudes of a character or object
- Develop your creative and design skills
- study life drawing
- animation and art history
- screen composition
- lighting and color
- develop your understanding of visual language and how to create storyboards.
- With colors you can set a mood, attract attention, or make a statement.
- You can use color to energize, or to cool down.
- By selecting the right color scheme, you can create an ambience of elegance, warmth or tranquility, or you can convey an image of playful youthfulness.
- Identify Components of the Flash CC Interface
- Identify Elements of a Flash Project
- Customize the Flash CC Interface
- Start a New Project
- Draw Basic Shapes
- Draw Advanced Shapes
- Add Static Text
- Organize the Library
- Create Visual Depth Using Layers
- Use Symbols to Organize for Reuse
- Import Copyrighted Material
- Import Bitmap and Vector Images
- Optimize Bitmap Images for Flash
- Create Frame-by-Frame Animation
- Create Tweens and Embedded Animation
- Create Motion Tween Animations
- Animate a Mask
- Create a Button Rollover
- Work with Motion Paths
- Starting the lesson
- Using the Source Monitor
- Viewing video on a second monitor
- Using a numerical keypad
- Editing from the Project panel
- Navigating the Timeline panel
- Conforming
- Using essential editing commands
- What happens if you use four points?
- Setting the duration for still images
- Starting the lesson
- Using Program Monitor controls
- Comparing the Program
- Monitor and the Source Monitor Typing timecode
- Setting the playback resolution
- Why are there so many ways to edit clips into a sequence?
- Playing back VR video
- What’s the difference between 360 video and virtual reality?
- Using markers
- Using Sync Lock and Track
- Lock
- Adding markers with Adobe
- Prelude
- Finding gaps in the sequence
- Selecting clips
- Moving clips
- Default clip-nudging shortcuts
- Extracting and deleting segments
- Different shortcuts to add
- In and Out marks
- Starting the lesson
- What are transitions?
- VR video transitions
- Using edit points and handles
- Adding video transitions
- Sequence display changes
- Using A/B mode to fine-tune a transition
- Adding audio transitions
- Starting the lesson
- Performing four-point editing
- Setting editing options for four-point edits
- Changing playback speed
- Over cranking
- Recognizing the downstream effects of changing time
- Nesting sequences
- Performing regular trimming
- Performing advanced trimming
- Making ripple edits with keyboard shortcuts
- Trimming in the Program Monitor
- Modifier keys
- Starting the lesson
- Adjusting the Motion effect
- Changing clip position, size, and rotation
- Working with key frame
- Interpolation Temporal vs. spatial
- Interpolation
- Adding a drop shadow and bevel
- Starting the lesson
- Setting up the interface to work with audio
- What is an audio channel?
- About audio level
- Examining audio characteristics
- What are audio characteristics?
- Recording a voice-over track
- Adjusting audio volume
- Sending audio to Adobe Audition
- CC Auto-duck music
- Creating a split edit
- Adjusting audio levels for a clip
- Changing clip volume with keyboard shortcuts
- The difference between Pan and Balance
- Starting the lesson
- Sweetening sound with the Essential Sound panel Adjusting dialogue
- About the Loudness scale
- Audio Plug-in Manager
- Removing background noise with Adobe Audition
- Starting the lesson
- Working with effects
- Other ways to apply effects
- Sending a clip to Adobe After Effects
- Working with master clip effects
- Masking and tracking visual effects Using key framing effects
Benefits of learning 2D Animation at Solve Tech Training Institute
- Our experienced professionals are instructing this course.
- Solve Tech provides you the facility to schedule the classes according to your availability.
- Following each session, you'll receive the course material for your own future reference.
- You will receive an internationally recognised certification after completing the course.
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Expert Trainers
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