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After Effects Tutorials

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wattersk

After effects has proven to be a little more complicated than I thought to learn from the help section. Anyone have any suggestions on tutorials, CDs, or books? Also, a premiere pro version to help with the title creator would be nice also.

Thanks.
 
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Adobe has their "Classroom In A Book" series.

It comes with a pretty thick book, and a CD (or DVD) of sample footage to use that corresponds to the exercises in the book. Not terribly exciting stuff, but it covers it all.

Maybe your local community college has a night-school course in things like these. Those are fun, and cheap too. :)
 
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I made my way through Lydia Wienmen's Hands on Training Book and it was good at providing the basics of AE. Although, I must admit, I've forgotten most of what I've learned. If you really want to be good, you need to find an excuse to use it on a daily basis. Much like anything, if you stop practicing, you forget.

And if you don't want to spend any money, you should check out creativecow.net. They have a bunch of great tutorials.
 
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at Adobe website there are plenty of tutorials for their products, plus at creatvecow.net as well. in fact if you go into premiere pro forum, you get to see a lot more listed there, they are all free tutorials.
 
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