Gareth David Studio
What is After Effects? Ep1/48 [Adobe After Effects for Beginners] In this video Gareth David is going to discuss what After Effects is. He will also be discussing the difference between Adobe After Effects and Adobe Premiere Pro so as a beginner you will have a good understanding of the differences between them, what they are used for and which one is right for you and your project.
| Length | 04:44 |
| Price | Free of charge |
| Subject | Graphic Design |
| Languages | English |
| Video Transcripts | English |
About the video
Since 2003 Adobe Premiere Pro has been available to amateur and pro video editors and is purely a video editing software. Premiere pro has powerful tools to edit raw footage to create small or large video productions. If you simply want to focus on video edition and applying colour effects and simple transition effect, Adobe Premiere Pro is the program to use.
Adobe premiere revolves around a timeline paradigm where you layer and chop footage together with simple transition effects. Lots of video clips can be placed together on one or few layers, chopped up and moved around quite swiftly.
Adobe After Effects is used in post production, after the video footage has been produced and exported from the programs such as Adobe Premiere.
In the industry After Effects is used in the post-production process of filmmaking and television production and also in deign and social media. For those not familiar with After Affects it may help to imagine After Affects as a mix of Premiere and Photoshop.
Meet the instructors
Gareth David is a London-based freelance designer with over eleven years experience who specialises in conceptual design for Print & Digital, Logo identity, Visual branding & Web/UI.
Video syllabus
Premiere Pro Project Example
After Effects Tools
Adobe Premier Tools
Key Things To Remember