Soy diseñador gráfico de profesión y desde hace un tiempo me reinvento con todo esto de la edición en after effects, photoshop, illustrator, estoy inspirado por el motion graphics, excelente explicación vale...
I just can't figure out why this channel has so few subscribers? You deserve more Manuel! I see your hard work on every video, keep it up and maybe in future u will reach the mark of a million subs! A little story about myself as a future (i hope) motion designer. I started in 2020 in December and then I just started studying after effects and at the moment I don't know when I should start freelancing, there is some self-doubt, I think they will give me an order that I cannot fulfill. Can you give some advice on this occasion? I'll be very thankful!
Watch: soon we'll see his subscribers and views increase. There isn't that many motion graphics yt channels that are as consistent as Manuel's is. Ben marriott is an obvious one. Tiptut is another. And there are others. But this kind of content has a lot of value and insight. Keep creating
Thx very much! I really appreciate it. The channel is growing;) Before starting to freelance I would make sure to have a network of people who could be potential clients. And you should safe some money to be able to survive without being forced to take every job. I would recommend to work in an agency or company for a few years especially at the beginning of your career. There you learn a lot about workflow, dealing with clients you probably learn a lot of stuff from your colleagues. I worked the first years as employee before I started to freelance. I‘ve built a network of clients during that time which helped a lot.
The "struggle" for this viewer, in the context of the question posed in the outro, is learning the nuts and bolts of how to do it without incurring "the Adobe tax". (i.e. the gift that keeps on...taking 🤣) The use case I would have for motion graphics is blatantly non-commercial -- just a brief animated intro and an infographics-style outro (ideally imitating a Solari board), listing the items appearing in model-train videos that _might_ be seen by a couple hundred people a year (a peek at my channel will confirm this :D ). It's not strictly necessary, but at least a welcome upgrade to what I've been doing up to this point video-wise. I have used Krita, Clip Studio and Inkscape (and have Moho Pro, but haven't installed it yet) for several years worth of digital artwork already, So I probably have the tools to at least _approximate_ this artform, but the vast majority of the MG how-to's floating about are for the Adobe ecosystem owing to its dominant position. That potentially leaves me (but not really looking forward to) rummaging through countless After Effects tutorials and attempting to translate those to whatever I have on-hand or can acquire at a comparatively low cost.
It's a very helpful video for me. I started to learn after effects in 2020 March. Now after watching many tutorials still I cant do a nice work in after effects . Can you tell me a way to come up with new ideas and practically do it in after effects ... ***Thank you Manuel*** for the Video !!!!! (my english is not good - *sorry)
Thanks very much! I think you need to be patient. It takes years of practice to become a good Motion Designer. One way to improve would be trying to recreate animations you see on Instagram for example. Or do a personal project, like an animated shortfilm. Or try to do a animation every day within a certain amount of time. That forces you to come up with something. I‘ll do a video on how to come up with ideas soon...
I try to open your Behance page from your TH-cam about section but the link doesn't work...what is ur behance Username?..I wanna try finding u on the app.
Hi Manuel.. Is the Best concept of Motion Design that I Heard.👍👍👋💯 But, what is the difference between Motion Graphics and Motion Design..????🤔🤔🤔 They are the same ? what is the relationship or one is inside the other? I would appreciate your answer. 👍
That’s so great to hear! 😊 Thanks very much! Motion Graphics and Motion Design basically mean the same. Motion Design emphasizes more on the Design aspect, like creating/designing something. Motion Graphics hints at that it’s about graphics.
@@ManueldoesMotion thank You for your answer 👍👍. And in the future, maybe You could make a video about animation of Isometric Design (like infographia) or Any integration between C4D and After Effects.....👍 Thank You so much. (Sorry with My English, spanish is My native language)
Hi, I'm from business background but have an interest in the design sector. Is it possible for anyone who doesn't have an academic degree in motion design but start learning this? I would love to change the track and learn this!
Hi! You don't need an academic degree. I never studied design or anything like that. There's a lot of resources online to learn the software. Then you need to learn the basic rules of design. Like composition, colour theory and stuff like that. You could easily take an Online course for that. And the most important thing is, you need to love doing it. Otherwise it will be very frustrating. It needs time and experience to get better. So you need to be patient. Nobody ever wanted to see a degree from me... Your portfolio is much more important... Did that help?
Tell the truth first time I saw your video, it is good . I need your advice . I am now interested in the field of IT, which field can you suggest to me as the most profitable for a girl . Thank you 😊
Woooowwwww....Manuel..I know this might be too much to ask for but..YOU SHOULD UPLOAD FULL LENGTH (non-speeded up...coz I wanna follow along) TUTORIALS OF YOUR BEHANCE PORTFOLIO HERE...I can only dream of creating something like that... Everything... from your inspiration to storyboarding process to you starting the edit... EVERYTHING NON-SPEEDED!!! BRO PLEASE 😭😭
Glad you like my stuff! It took my many years to get to that point. So you need to be patient. I will start to do videos about the creative process soon. And probably start to stream sometime this year. The streams will then be the live process of doing a project.
Really great video! I love the vast examples of different uses you have mentioned. I have been doing motion for two years now and I'm having a hard time with mastering 3D as the workflow is a bit different in a sense. I would say that having your "style" is the longest thing to achieve as you have to be some sort of swiss army knife going from Illustrator-Photoshop to After Effects and Premiere but I agree with you that once you get there it's like playing a game and you're having a lot fun! I wonder what was the thing you struggled the most with when learning motion?
Thanks very much! I struggled - and still struggle most with having patience in general. Because it simply takes time to learn all the software, become good at design and the other skills you need to have, to develop a style and some sort of confidence. Like you said, especially 3D takes a long time because it's a lot to learn. And there are other things I struggle with, like saying "NO" to clients for example;-)
Do we need to go into the history of motion design/motion graphics before a simple description of what it is? This takes "burying the lede" to the next level
Soy diseñador gráfico de profesión y desde hace un tiempo me reinvento con todo esto de la edición en after effects, photoshop, illustrator, estoy inspirado por el motion graphics, excelente explicación vale...
Hi! Thanks very much! Very happy you like the video!
I just can't figure out why this channel has so few subscribers? You deserve more Manuel! I see your hard work on every video, keep it up and maybe in future u will reach the mark of a million subs! A little story about myself as a future (i hope) motion designer. I started in 2020 in December and then I just started studying after effects and at the moment I don't know when I should start freelancing, there is some self-doubt, I think they will give me an order that I cannot fulfill. Can you give some advice on this occasion? I'll be very thankful!
Watch: soon we'll see his subscribers and views increase. There isn't that many motion graphics yt channels that are as consistent as Manuel's is. Ben marriott is an obvious one. Tiptut is another. And there are others. But this kind of content has a lot of value and insight. Keep creating
Thx very much! I really appreciate it. The channel is growing;)
Before starting to freelance I would make sure to have a network of people who could be potential clients. And you should safe some money to be able to survive without being forced to take every job.
I would recommend to work in an agency or company for a few years especially at the beginning of your career. There you learn a lot about workflow, dealing with clients you probably learn a lot of stuff from your colleagues.
I worked the first years as employee before I started to freelance. I‘ve built a network of clients during that time which helped a lot.
Awesome work again Manu! When is your Advance Motion course coming out? 😜🤔
Thanks very much! A course might still take a little while. 😀 But as soon as there's something going on, I'll let you know 😜
Love the new format 🙂
Thx very much! Happy you like it 😊
I love this kind of videos to vary a little from the tutorial routine every once in a while. Hope you keep doing these!
Thx! So glad you like it! I will keep on doing these videos fur sure!
Bro, the time and effort you put in video. If you just put 10% of that in audio. Than that can be another think.
WOW your editing is asbolutely INCREDIBLE! And thank you for answering my question!!
Awesome! You're welcome!
The "struggle" for this viewer, in the context of the question posed in the outro, is learning the nuts and bolts of how to do it without incurring "the Adobe tax". (i.e. the gift that keeps on...taking 🤣)
The use case I would have for motion graphics is blatantly non-commercial -- just a brief animated intro and an infographics-style outro (ideally imitating a Solari board), listing the items appearing in model-train videos that _might_ be seen by a couple hundred people a year (a peek at my channel will confirm this :D ). It's not strictly necessary, but at least a welcome upgrade to what I've been doing up to this point video-wise.
I have used Krita, Clip Studio and Inkscape (and have Moho Pro, but haven't installed it yet) for several years worth of digital artwork already, So I probably have the tools to at least _approximate_ this artform, but the vast majority of the MG how-to's floating about are for the Adobe ecosystem owing to its dominant position. That potentially leaves me (but not really looking forward to) rummaging through countless After Effects tutorials and attempting to translate those to whatever I have on-hand or can acquire at a comparatively low cost.
Thanks for the explanation I was really getting confused now I understand
That’s awesome! You’re very welcome!
It's a very helpful video for me. I started to learn after effects in 2020 March. Now after watching many tutorials still I cant do a nice work in after effects . Can you tell me a way to come up with new ideas and practically do it in after effects ...
***Thank you Manuel*** for the Video !!!!!
(my english is not good - *sorry)
Thanks very much! I think you need to be patient. It takes years of practice to become a good Motion Designer. One way to improve would be trying to recreate animations you see on Instagram for example. Or do a personal project, like an animated shortfilm. Or try to do a animation every day within a certain amount of time. That forces you to come up with something. I‘ll do a video on how to come up with ideas soon...
I try to open your Behance page from your TH-cam about section but the link doesn't work...what is ur behance Username?..I wanna try finding u on the app.
Thx for the hint! 👍🏻
I fixed it. www.behance.net/stein-hauser
is the link.
Motion design is everywhere!
Motion Design rules! :)
Bravo!
Thx very much!
Beautiful video, thanks so much for sharing :) (and beautiful nails too)
Thank you so much 🤗 I got way to bored in lockdown 😄 I painted my nails. Still practicing though 😜
Hi Manuel..
Is the Best concept of Motion Design that I Heard.👍👍👋💯
But, what is the difference between Motion Graphics and Motion Design..????🤔🤔🤔
They are the same ? what is the relationship or one is inside the other?
I would appreciate your answer.
👍
That’s so great to hear! 😊 Thanks very much! Motion Graphics and Motion Design basically mean the same. Motion Design emphasizes more on the Design aspect, like creating/designing something. Motion Graphics hints at that it’s about graphics.
@@ManueldoesMotion thank You for your answer 👍👍.
And in the future, maybe You could make a video about animation of Isometric Design (like infographia) or Any integration between C4D and After Effects.....👍
Thank You so much.
(Sorry with My English, spanish is My native language)
This explains a lot! Thanks!
Awesome! Glad it was helpful!
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That's awesome!
I'm about to start my journey in the degree of computer science and engineering
Is learning motion designing worth it for my career?
I depends on what exactly you want to do...
@@ManueldoesMotion ohhk, thanks for the repsonse.
Hi, I'm from business background but have an interest in the design sector. Is it possible for anyone who doesn't have an academic degree in motion design but start learning this? I would love to change the track and learn this!
Hi! You don't need an academic degree. I never studied design or anything like that. There's a lot of resources online to learn the software. Then you need to learn the basic rules of design. Like composition, colour theory and stuff like that. You could easily take an Online course for that. And the most important thing is, you need to love doing it. Otherwise it will be very frustrating. It needs time and experience to get better. So you need to be patient. Nobody ever wanted to see a degree from me... Your portfolio is much more important... Did that help?
@@ManueldoesMotion Yes, thanks!! I will start learning soon. 😃
I enjoyed this video very much. Very inspiring in the direction where I want to take my career which is in Motion Design.
Awesome! That’s great to hear!
motion Graphics and motion design are a field and a job?
Apparently
wow thx!
You’re welcome!:)
Very nice👍
Thanks very much!
❤🔥
Thanks 😊
Ilikeing so much ❤️
Thx very much! I really appreciate it!
Who the hell was the editor of this video who doesn’t know a bit about background music
It was me!
Tell the truth first time I saw your video, it is good . I need your advice . I am now interested in the field of IT, which field can you suggest to me as the most profitable for a girl . Thank you 😊
You should go for what you love doing most. That's my advice:)
@@ManueldoesMotion thank you very much 😊
NiiiiiiiiiiCe bruuh
Yay! Thanks so much!
U da boss man
Yeah!✌🏼
You could be better with sounds in this video
I know
Jesus I hate to say but I don't think you couldn't have made all kinds of audio more louder, couldn't you?
Nope I think they’re loud enough :D
@@ManueldoesMotion sry what i meant was it is all sorts of audio tracks are extremely loud
@@rlhm-fk8id I was just joking…;) Looking back I would do the audio differently. Unfortunately you can’t change it…
Please fix your voice with editing it's disturbing to watch! Good content
Unfortunately it isn't possible after the video is uploaded.
Hi, can you be my teacher online. I love to learn….
Hi! Unfortunately I don't have time to do one on one tutoring. You might want to check out my tutorials though.
Lol. Not spreading like syphilis!!!! NoOOO!!!
I had no choice 😂😂 It was hard to find clips with the right to use them in a video…
Woooowwwww....Manuel..I know this might be too much to ask for but..YOU SHOULD UPLOAD FULL LENGTH (non-speeded up...coz I wanna follow along) TUTORIALS OF YOUR BEHANCE PORTFOLIO HERE...I can only dream of creating something like that...
Everything... from your inspiration to storyboarding process to you starting the edit... EVERYTHING NON-SPEEDED!!! BRO PLEASE 😭😭
Glad you like my stuff! It took my many years to get to that point.
So you need to be patient. I will start to do videos about the creative process soon. And probably start to stream sometime this year. The streams will then be the live process of doing a project.
Really great video! I love the vast examples of different uses you have mentioned. I have been doing motion for two years now and I'm having a hard time with mastering 3D as the workflow is a bit different in a sense. I would say that having your "style" is the longest thing to achieve as you have to be some sort of swiss army knife going from Illustrator-Photoshop to After Effects and Premiere but I agree with you that once you get there it's like playing a game and you're having a lot fun! I wonder what was the thing you struggled the most with when learning motion?
Thanks very much! I struggled - and still struggle most with having patience in general. Because it simply takes time to learn all the software, become good at design and the other skills you need to have, to develop a style and some sort of confidence. Like you said, especially 3D takes a long time because it's a lot to learn. And there are other things I struggle with, like saying "NO" to clients for example;-)
You content is top notch but Your audio quality is not good. I got litterly frustrated when i listen carefully your audio.
I know. Unfortunately the audio quality in this video is bad. But since then it improved a lot:)
Nice Information, I really like how design evolved from 90s to present day but the tools stays same.
Thanks! Yeah!
Do we need to go into the history of motion design/motion graphics before a simple description of what it is? This takes "burying the lede" to the next level
Yes I think so.
amazing sir you are full the sharing best knowledge...
Thanks! Happy you like it!
Thank you!
You’re welcome!
Great video, how can I get remote motion design job?
Apply to job postings on LinkedIn for example.
@@ManueldoesMotion thanks
vraiment cool ta video
Merci beaucoup!
great video!!! better than a lot of other ones out there.
Thanks so much!
Thank you for making it so simple for us to understand
You‘re so welcome!
just amazing
Thanks very much. Glad you like it!
great thank you !
You’re welcome!
This is a great video! 🙏
Thanks very much! 😊