AI has reached the point where a text prompt can produce usable motion, but knowing which tool to reach for still matters. This course covers both sides. You learn the fundamentals of motion design, then work through AI tools for generation alongside manual work in Jitter, Figma, DaVinci Resolve, and Blender for the control AI alone does not give you.

This Course Offers

• Motion graphics fundamentals covering use cases, key principles, and how AI fits into a professional design workflow
• AI generation practice across Runway ML, Luma Labs, Hailuo AI, Pix Verse, Adobe Firefly, Render Forest, and Jitter
• Manual motion design in Jitter, Figma, and DaVinci Resolve, focused on keyframe animation, transitions, and visual hierarchy
• Motion capture using DeepMotion and Viggle AI, so you can animate characters from real movement without manual rigging
• 2D and 3D animation through Adobe Express, Meta Demo Lab, Animaker, Deep Motion, and Skibs, plus visual effects in Pika Art, Runway ML, and Blender

Why We Love This Course

1. It does not pretend AI replaces craft. Manual work in Blender and DaVinci Resolve sits alongside AI generation for when you need precise control.
2. The tool coverage is broad, which means you can pick what fits your workflow rather than committing to one platform.
3. Motion capture without rigging is genuinely useful. It removes a technical barrier that stops many editors from animating characters at all.
4. It ends with the business side, covering how to start a content agency or sell motion graphic templates, which turns a skill into income.

Motion graphics and visual effects are in demand across advertising, film, gaming, and content creation, and AI has made the production side far faster. Do you want to keep outsourcing motion work, or handle it yourself? Enrollment is open, and no prior motion graphics experience is required.

• This course is perfect for video editors who want to add motion graphics and visual effects to their work.
• It suits content creators looking to integrate 2D and 3D animations into their output.
• Animators and freelancers interested in using generative AI to speed up production will find the tool coverage directly useful.

• No previous experience in motion graphics is required.
• Basic knowledge of animation and video editing will help you follow along more comfortably.
• Access to the AI tools covered and a computer capable of running them will let you practice the techniques.

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