Learning Adobe Animate CC: Animation
2h 17mBeginner2016-08-02
Authors

Dermot O' Connor
Animator for Disney and Don Bluth
Course details
Get your start in digital animation with Adobe Animate CC, the program that takes the best features from Flash and bundles them with Creative Cloud tools. Animate uses nested symbols and motion and shape tweening to create the "in-between" images between keyframes. This course is an introduction to the basics: using the drawing tools, creating symbols, tweening, keyframing, etc. No scripting knowledge is required! It's ideal for new animators as well as Flash animators who need help transitioning to the Animate interface. Dermot O' Connor shows how to create a complete scene with backgrounds and characters, and includes tips for adjusting arcs and timing and adding smoke and shadows, sound effects, and camera moves.
Learning objectives
Setting up your scene
Creating symbols
Applying motion and shape tweens
Creating nested animations
Copying keyframes
Adding text, sound, and effects
Exporting the animation
Learning objectives
Setting up your scene
Creating symbols
Applying motion and shape tweens
Creating nested animations
Copying keyframes
Adding text, sound, and effects
Exporting the animation
Skills covered
Adobe AnimateInteractive Web ContentWeb GraphicsWeb DesignAdobeLearning
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Welcome
- 02 - Exercise files
1. Create the Scene
- 03 - Setup
- 04 - Creating symbols
- 05 - Nested symbols
- 06 - Masks
- 07 - Pivots
- 08 - Environments
2. Animate the Scene
- 09 - Motion tweens, classic
- 10 - Guide layers
- 11 - Squash and stretch
- 12 - Shape tweens
- 13 - Envelope and distort
- 14 - Nested animation
- 15 - Shadow
- 16 - Copying keyframes
- 17 - Stagger
- 18 - Explosion
- 19 - Paint Brush tool
- 20 - FX Smoke
- 21 - Camera moves
- 22 - Adding text
- 23 - Adding sound
3. Final Touches
- 24 - Making variations and improvements
- 25 - Exporting the animation
Conclusion
- 26 - Next steps