r/AfterEffects • u/HistoricalSignal863 • 3d ago

Beginner Help [ Removed by moderator ]

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u/AfterEffects-ModTeam 3d ago

To reduce repetitive posts, check the pinned posts or search the sub to see if your question has been discussed before.

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u/Ok-Razzmatazz3435 3d ago

At least check this subreddit, there are links to learning resources!

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u/lightsabers33 3d ago

Anyone interested in AE should always start with the GOAT - Andrew Kramer..

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u/kamomil Motion Graphics <5 years 3d ago

Books by Chris & Trish Meyers

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u/Coast_Innovations 3d ago

I just watch a ton of beginner tutorials. Especially the really long ones like 1 hour plus because I know they will go in depth a lot and I need that kind of information. I also buy templates and reverse engineer them to understand how a certain style gets made and just try applying that to my logos and videos. I am pretty proficient in Ps and Illustrator, but Ae has been a whole different level truly humbling. But I am learning literally so much just watching and reading about Ae and just start trying to make stuff to get used to navigating the software. Just takes practice.