Save Time in Character Animation in After Effects

Stop your “I don’t have time for this” and animate quickly, using a powerful technique that helps you animate with just a few clicks and drags.The most common reason why people neglect to pursue something in their lives is because the lack of time. Lots of work, lots of things to do.That’s the very reason why millions of people love to learn how to do things faster and easier.But how can you do something if there is no such way yet?Frustration hurts, but I had to overcome it. And better yet, help others to avoid it.When I started to take a bit of my sleep time to start a project in animation, I just knew it was going to take me forever, and after the frustration of dropping the project for a couple of months, I came back for revenge! (Not in the negative way, more like in an EPIC WAY!)It was after watching a couple of tutorials for After Effects on Video Copilot that I learned the power of expressions. Got me inspired. There could actually be a way to solve this!As you know, there is no spoiler in saying this, but yes, I found a way. HOORAY!Finally, a solution!That solution is what this course is about. Teaching you how to speed up your animation time with an advanced technique: Rigged Characters.Rigging characters has been used since a couple of years ago, but what I teach you here is how to automate the movements by using expressions (Java code and lots math) inside After Effects to give you the ability to move your characters with just clicks and drags.Just check 1 hour of free lessons to see if you find the techniques interesting.“What options do I have for animating a character?”Picture this. You have a project in your mind, let’s say, a 2 minute animation. You have the plot in your mind, it’s a good story and you even have the main characters drawn and ready.You know how to use After Effects, because you went to Video Copilot and learned the basics for free.Option 1: Puppet tool
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