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Adobe After Effects is the industry-leading software for motion graphics, VFX editing, and animated illustration. Interestingly, filmmakers call it the \u201cPhotoshop of Video\u201d. With Adobe After Effects, animators import Adobe Illustrator files and animate them with puppet tools. Filmmakers easily import clips from Adobe Premiere Pro with Dynamic Link functionality. Expert film editors and VFX artists have double workflows where they use Premiere Pro and After Effects side by side to create stunning clips.<\/p>\n
Have you been looking for the newest tutorials to improve your Adobe After Effects skills? You\u2019re in luck!<\/p>\n
In this post, we bring you 13 excellent Adobe Effects tutorials to dig into and learn from. Below, you\u2019ll find tutorials for beginners who want to get started with the platform and others for more advanced users looking for specific effects.<\/p>\n
Tutorials come in all styles but the Adobe Help Center versions are always top-notch. When Adobe Creative Suite released their Spring updates in April 2019, After Effects got a couple of amazing updates. Below are a few of Adobe\u2019s best After Effects tutorials for 2019.<\/p>\n
The Content-Aware Fill function is the biggest update on the software this year. Filmmakers have been raving about it since April and it\u2019s not surprising why. The function works quite well and for an intermediate or expert user, it\u2019s easy to use. The purpose of the Content-Aware Fill is to remove moving objects from a clip. To learn how to use this tool, click on the link below to see the official tutorial from Adobe on how to use Content-Aware Fill with Adobe After Effects.<\/p>\n
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See Tutorial<\/a><\/p>\n After Effects works seamlessly with Adobe Illustrator files. It only takes a couple of steps to turn them into shape layers which can then be animated and edited with the After Effects tools. This tutorial is straight to the point and easy to follow. There are practice files if you need them.<\/p>\n2. Convert Illustrator Layers Into Shape Layers<\/h3>\n
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