What do Motion Designers do?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2025
- Ever wonder what it's like to be a professional Motion Designer? We toured 4 incredible Motion Design studios in Detroit to find out.
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Check Out the Studios:
Gunner: www.gunner.work/
Yeah Haus: yeahhaus.com/
Lunar North: lunarnorth.tv/
Vectorform: www.vectorform...
This video gave me the sensation of butterflies in my stomach and it also gave me a sense of urgency to get better at what I'm doing because it just shows you how fast things are going forward.
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im a college drop out and i almost lost myself and gave up on art and my passion for exploring different paths in the art industry. and this really does help me and fuel my motivation to keep on going. people say you dont have to have a diploma or degree in the arts industry just make a good portfolio and people will find you. and slowly but surely im picking myself up and try to make good portfolio and art. and now i wanna explore the world or motion graphics
Not a college drop out but we're in the same situation. It gets me so overwhelmed by the fact that i don't know anything about being an artist since i graduated from a different course, but recently, I resigned from my job to pursue being a video editor first or even a motion graphics designer if given the chance, either way, i still have a long way to go.
Great
Go for it. You got this
Come on, I graduated from high school and I'm also studying motion graphics
@@多喝水-b2p glad to know that...are you on Instagram?
Me: looks at reel I've been working on and throws it out the window
After visiting Gunner we feel the exact same way. Those people are crazy talented. :)
School of Motion changes lives, Thanks for inspiration and trainings. You are the best!
I'm in love with the content launched in this channel. Thanks for sharing.
Damn.... im still beginner, and this is my goal
My too
What about 2 years later?
Are you one now ?
Soo good! I know a little motion graphics but these guys are top of the line. Wish them all nothing but success!
This is super inspiring! Living here in Detroit and thinking I had to go out to California just to learn and grow and create, I thought this dream was too far... but this is SOOO encouraging!
plz plz plz make this kind of video moreeeeeeeeeeeeee, its full of energy and inspiration , especially for us who are just in the first steps of this amazing world ❤️😍
This video is a real motivator.
Best MoGraph channel...
This is really well done and informative. Great job & thank you!
Love this going around different studios stuff, hope you can do some more! Love!
Helloo School of Motion, this is one more excellent and informative video! thanks again for the team who made this. Will you please make more detailed video about one 'motion design project' : covering right from the inception of the idea - to - the process and production pipeline...
You should check out our Making Giants series. It's basically the entire motion design process from start to finish. www.schoolofmotion.com/collection/making-giants-short-film
@@schoolofmotion : thank you! i will check the link.
Loved hearing these insights from a range of studios.
woow nice intro and good idea for a video, thank you guys for all the content, keep bringing the podcasts! they are always so juicy!
Great video. Very talented studios. A real treat to see inside Gunner.
This video IS VEEEEEERY GOOD! Thanks!
Just finished Day-1. Its great! Thanks Joey.
Cool Video!! Thanks for visiting these amazing studios for us :D
Uhhh, so goooood video. Thanks guys.
This video has given me soooo much! I'm only halfway through!!!
Thanks for the peak. Well produced too!
So Cool!!! nice inside video you can see the love put into the work they make. Thank you School of Motion
This is really coool stufff!
Great idea, great content. Thanks.
This will be my goal !!
The way they included the AfterEffects render sound in the intro made me wonder if I had a render going in the backround
Awesome works all of them
ahhhh.... super love it
Love how the studios are simple
Oh hey, the Google Home animations. Neat!
This so cool I only know how to do some motion graphics right now but I'm learning how to use the software so hopefully I can get to that level one day.
Thank you so much for this! It is so inspiring
Motion designing is Love!
This is brilliant
Great video Joey, Thanks
This shit needs to go viral!
Very nice studios, awesome! Thumbs up!
my university is using this video in their powerpoint... youre famous
Amazing video!
Awesome video, thanks SOM
Cool video thx for making it
Daymm they are all insanely good! One day I'll become that too... ^^
Yes you will! Keep with it an you'll get there!
Nice I love it , that’s. When u said I love my job and u really mean it
the only 2 studios i knew of these are Yeah Haus and Genner :D
Really nice video!
Nice! Thank you for this
Good job man
We're really not going to talk about 1:21 ??
Cool !!! Very cool 👌👌👌
Thanks!
A dream can be part of this ....
this is really great
Cool !! Thank you guys
Amazing!!
Very Inspiring!
superb content as always ❤🤗
Love it
guys i love it
Great video thanks.
I wanna work with them. They are so cool ♥️ can learn a lot with them.
Superrrr! Inspiring.
Inspiring video
this is great. also shouts out to the yellow guy at 1:21
This is awesome! But I guess last company creating mostly the VFX effects rather than motion animation.
u guys and ur works are ossom i would like to join you
I love this vid!!
What is enough PC specs to use After effect in realtime editing ?
Awesome..
My dream job 😊
So, could I specialise in Motion Design without knowing how to draw, and do most of John's from Gunners work?
Ya why not
@@raymondc96 do i need to master graphic design also to work as a motion designer? Thanks🥤
@@This_or_Thatx1 It will better if you have some graphic design knowledge as it could help you to come out a better scene or layout. Just learn everything. It will be useful.
Amazing
I really like Rachel reid work. Pretty awesome animation
I would love to bring this into my video production and beyond for Orlando Life Studios - I’m a new production house, focused on human-centric storytelling, where is a good place to start?
This was great. Do one on CHICAGO next! Pleeeeease
That would be dope! You should go to Half-Rez tomorrow if you live in Chicago. It should be an awesome time. :)
1:41 love him
Hello from Ghana.How do I learn Motion graphics?
Go check out The Path to MoGraph. It's the best place to start: www.schoolofmotion.com/the-path-to-mograph
How much do they earn? Any idea? I mean an individual motion grapher. I am a video editor on fiverr and upwork and now leaning into graphics designing. I would like to know about it.
Soooo, what do Motion Designers do?
Animations? 3D? VR? or just making anything move?
Yes :)
What courses should I take to become one? And was anyone there self taught? :) how to do so!
What is going on with that stack of external GPUs? is that an in-house render farm?
Dear @School of Motion, I want to be a motion graphics designer. Which software I've to learn?
There are a few that you should focus on but the most essential tool is After Effects. You should checkout the Path to MoGraph where we breakdown each app and it's usefulness in MoGraph.
I would love to learn motion design and graphics. Can u suggest any free softwares for a beginner like me to get acquainted with
In the beginning the best software to learn is After Effects, Photoshop, and Illustrator. They all have free trials on the Creative Cloud.
@@schoolofmotion thank u 🙂🙂🙏🙏
Question ! If you can draw and you then want to bring it to life with motion - what softwares is best to do this ? I want to create illustrations that can move but don’t want to draw each frame by frame movement - thanks 🙏🏽
after effects is really good for that kind of stuff! If you're looking for tutorials, Ben Marriott has some incredible ones here on youtube, I've learned so much from him :)
@@bayan616 thanks so much bro I'll check it out !
@123456789ten no problem! I hope you find them to be useful :)
I have a big question on my mind. If you forgot some techniques, is it okay to watch tutorials while working?
Are you talking about "When I'm working at a studio am I expected to just know what I'm doing and not look up anything?" If that's your question then we'd like to encourage you that everyone at every level is looking up tutorials. You will solidify your understanding over time and practice, but this job will always require research. Most high-end animators need to rely on one another to figure out really complex problems. It's just the nature of the job :) So, watch tutorials to figure out something while your working, just try not to binge and be unproductive. It's easy to go down a misleading rabbit hole.
@@schoolofmotion Thank you so much for that clarification! I'm just wondering 'cause I'm a freelancer and planning to work in a studio/company soon and based on my experience, in most times, I watch YT tutorials 'cause I always forget some techniques or the right buttons/settings to use. As I'm preparing my portfolio now, I also get pressured with the thought if I should memorize a lot of things especially the technicalities in using software. Your reply eased my mind. Thanks and cheers!
We know how to do it without ever doing this before 😂 that's how u do it 🔥
How can I get a job there I live in Pakistan and also how much they normally.
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reaallly inspiring. Why was the guy in the studio in a yellow suit? Creepy
Wait... You don't do MoGraph work in a yellow suit?!?
specially while rendering
Witness protection, obviously.
He use wacon to use after effects?
Sir, I need a job in this, can you sponsor me.
My dream job to be a member of these super creative people all around the world🙂but it doesnt happened due to money🙂
so cinema 4d + octane hah?
If you dont know how to draw, can you still become a motion designer ?
hem who is that yellow guy at 0:34 :'D !!
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4:03 Flash?))))
my Question is, why they don't have under eye dark circles !!! i mean how ?
im 31, can i do this till 65?
I'm 33 and I feel the same way sometimes. Just starting to get my feet wet in mograph, They say all that matters is your reel, so I don't see why not! Plus you can always work for yourself freelancing too.
so motion design is basically animation?
A lot of people use animation and motion design interchangeably, but there are definitely some differences. Motion Design is exactly what the name implies, moving design. Whereas animation focuses on bringing things to life, Motion design focuses the entire process of developing moving objects for a designed purpose. Motion design can be anything from commercials to background elements at a sports game. Animation is just a part of the larger motion design process. At School of Motion we'll teach you how all of these elements can be brought together to create an incredible motion design piece.
@@schoolofmotion aahh, thank you for replying, now i get the difference