Adobe Illustrator for Video and 3D
Release date:2019, January 28
Duration:01 h 49 m
Author:Eran Stern
Skill level:Intermediate
Language:English
Exercise files:Yes
Learn how to use Illustrator artwork to build amazing videos, animations, and 3D motion graphics. Discover how to share artboards, layers, type, colors, and paths between Illustrator, Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Cinema 4D in the most efficient way possible. Instructor Eran Stern explains how to prep Illustrator artwork for use in other applications, how to animate Illustrator layers in Premiere Pro, and how to reuse text and shapes from Illustrator to build 3D motion graphics in After Effects. Plus, learn how to open Illustrator files in Cinema 4D and use a variety of free and paid plugins that make sharing assets between apps even easier.
Topics include:
Importing Illustrator files in Premiere Pro
Animating Illustrator layers with keyframes, transitions, and plugins
Importing Illustrator files in After Effects
Creating shapes from vectors
Extruding vectors
Auto-animating vector layers with Animation Composer
Working with Cinema 4D
Using the CV-ArtSmart and Cineware plugins
01 Introduction
001 Animate using vectors
002 What you should know
003 Using the exercise files
02 Integration with Video Editing
001 Working in RGB color space
002 Importing to Premiere Pro
003 Animating using keyframes
004 Animate using transitions
005 Animate using Film Impact plugins
03 Prepare for Animation
001 Importing to After Effects
002 Using the video presets
003 Adding artboard manually
004 Copying text attributes
005 Avoiding flickering
006 Releasing to layers
007 Creating shapes from vectors
008 Extruding vectors
009 Removing embedded graphics
010 Rasterize settings
011 Separating multiple artboards
012 Using Overlord
013 Using Animation Composer
04 Integration with 3D Applications
001 Preparing for 3D
002 Working with Cinema 4D
003 Using the CV-ArtSmart plugin
004 Cineware plugin overview
05 Conclusion
001 Next steps
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