Education/School in After Effects

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June 7, 2018
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Hi All

I've just finished Gymnasium (upper secondary programme) and I'm looking for an education/course that can improve my skills from intermediate user to more professional user.

I've worked with After Effects for 5 years. Purely self-learned but I'm looking for an education that focuses on Motion Graphics. Preferably mostly in After Effects.

I'm currently living in Denmark though every country is fine. And though we have educations for Motion Graphics in Denmark, the one's I've attended to have required high levels on hand drawing skills. Which I definitely don't have.

Tips: If you have any tips for what I should do, to become a professional After Effects specialist on paper, please leave them in the comments too! I'm currently employed at a company as a Motion Graphics Designer. Which I've been for 5 years since I started with After Effects. But I'm the only graphics guy, and I'm always on my own.

Regards, André

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Honestly, you should learn design principles first and foremost. The tool is secondary to knowing WHY you should do something. I've noticed more and more motion design is being done because something looks cool, but it has no motivation!

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