I'm Looking for a Adobe Animate Teacher; Will Pay Per Lesson:

[andrewl39225826]

Hi,

I'm looking for a teacher to teach me Adobr Animate (remotely).

I'm hoping to be able to animate explanier videos and later, much more exciting personal projects.

I've been using Premier Pro for years, so I'm averse with things such as keyframes and the timeline etc.

If this is something you can help with then plase get in touch. 

Yours Kindly,

Drew (UK)

[Nick Gioia]

Can't help you with the teacher, but these videos should help you get started.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7huMYp7WpsI&list=PLmxcIrCbCbSisQS5pHn6sNT5-jjZwt2fu

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBKor0A2opvYM0Rb8pxWRuw

[andrewl39225826]

Thanks Nick - really handy. 

[_keyframer]

Let me know if you've found anyone - I may be able to help via Zoom lessons.

[headTrix Training]

Hi Andrew,

I am an Adobe Certified Instructor, I can help!
I teach Adobe Photoshop,Adobe Animate, Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Character Animator, Adobe Premiere, Adobe Captivate, and I use these applications in real world projects since I all create creative content.
I recently finished a 12 Video Getting Started Series for the Adobe Animate Team on YouTube.
You can read more here: http://www.headTrixTraining.com

Cheers,

mark

[andrewl39225826]

Hi Mark,

Thanks for the reply - I've had a look at the site - it's seems like a great idea. Unfortuantly I cannot afford £695 per day.

Thanks anyway,

Drew.

[headTrix Training]

Hi Drew!

It is in dollars, not pounds... so its already cheaper.... but I can also give you a coupon to reduce to 350 pounds for a full day... and we can split it into TWO 3 hour sessions.  I am willing to give everyone in this community a deal. I enjoy teaching and love to help.

And after training, you can still always email me if you need help.

Hope that helps.

Cheers,

mark

[Joseph_Roberts8682]

700 for a day is crazy ahahah

[rayek.elfin]

Not really. Completely normal and expected pricing for corporate professional training in a country like the UK. 

That said, these kind of jobs are already disappearing due to AI assistants. 

AI will replace these type of personal instruction classes/sessions rapidly. Similar to how many artists are currently struggling to attract new freelance work. 

[headTrix Training]

Yes, it's not much money at all!  

When you live in Los Angeles, $50 an hour isn't much. It's also not much for a mid-level designer as it comes out to $104,000 a year? And with TRAINING, you're not just paying for that hour that you're there with the instructor, you're paying for all their education, all their knowledge, all their experience that they've gathered and packaged for you. Just because you know an application doesn't mean you can teach it, so you need to be good at an app and pretty good at explaining it and teaching it as well. In order to teach it well you Need a plan, and examples, projects, an agenda, etc.. There's lots of work and prepping prior to stepping into classroom training.

But yes, unfortunately the training industry has slowed down a lot due to YouTube and in app tutorials, some of which I've created for Adobe myself.)

The AI assistance are helpful, but AI is incorrect probably more than 50% of the time!