How to lead the creative industry field with our carefully curated bundle of recorded courses. Unleash your artistic potential and master various creative domains with these in-depth courses:
This bundle is your all-in-one toolkit for unleashing your creativity. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, these courses will guide you every step of the way. Unlock your artistic potential, master industry-leading software, and transform your passion into stunning works of art.
Course 1
This After Effects course introduces the creative and technical workflow used to produce motion graphics and 2D animation. It connects scripts and storyboards with project management, animation principles, keyframes, masks, Trim Paths, illustration preparation, character animation, sound effects, and portfolio development.
- How companies and roles are structured within the creative industry.
- The main script types and the scriptwriting process.
- How a script is converted into a storyboard.
- The different types of motion graphics.
- How to organize a motion-design project workflow.
- The 12 principles of animation.
- How different keyframes are applied in Adobe After Effects.
- How masks and Trim Paths are used.
- How to prepare and animate illustration files.
- How to prepare a character for animation.
- How to create a fake 3D effect through 2D animation.
- How to add sound effects and maintain a professional portfolio.
Intro
Company Hierarchy
Script Writing
Storyboarding
Cinematography
Motion Graphics Types
Project Work Flow
Introduction to Adobe After Effects
Squash and Stretch
Anticipation
Staging
Straight-Ahead Action and Pose-to-Pose
Follow through and Overlapping Action
Slow in and Slow out
Arc
Secondary Action
Timing
Exaggeration
Solid Drawings
Appeal
Framerate
Keyframes Types
Curve Editors
Mask Types
Morphing
Path Animation
Trim Path
Effects Panel
Preparing your Illustration Files
Animating inside After Effects
Character Rigging Part 1
Character Rigging Part 2
Character Animation
Fake 3D (Extrude)
Fake 3D (Scale)
Camera Movement
Exporting from After Effects
Sound Effects for Motion Graphics
Portfolio
Course 2
This video editing and VFX course introduces entry-level motion designers to creating visual effects in Adobe After Effects. It focuses on the essential techniques used to isolate subjects, track movement, remove unwanted elements, build compositions, and combine effects within video scenes.
- How to create visual effects in After Effects.
- How to perform green-screen keying.
- How to track elements within a scene.
- How to use a 3D tracker.
- How to remove elements from a video.
- How to build a composition.
- How to use inpainting techniques.
- How to create VFX using the course's Runaway workflow.
Intro
Five Before you Go (Disclaimers)
Power of After Effects
Green Screen Intro
Green Screen Detailed
Tracking Part 1
Tracking Part 2
Corner Pin
3D Camera Tracker Part 1
3D Camera Tracker Part 2
Warp Stabilizer
Face Tracking
Rotoscoping Part 1
Compositing
Rotoscoping Part 2
More Composition
Inpainting Content Aware Fill
Disclaimer
Runway
Course 3
This video editing course teaches beginners how to edit photos and videos with Adobe Premiere from scratch. It covers the full basic workflow, from creating a project and using shortcuts to editing cuts, improving audio, correcting colors, adding text, and producing subtitled videos.
- What video is and how to create a new Adobe Premiere project.
- How to use and customize Adobe Premiere shortcuts.
- How to apply cut-on-action, fade-in, fade-out, L-cuts, J-cuts, and jump cuts.
- How to transform photos within a project.
- How to reduce noise and improve audio quality using different tools.
- How to work with audio recorded through an external microphone.
- How to use color correction and color grading for photos and videos.
- How to add text and subtitles.
- How to recognize and handle common Adobe Premiere mistakes.
Intro
What is Video?
New Project
Workspace
Timeline
Montage
Layers
Exporting
Exercise 1
Shortcuts
Slow Motion
Cuts and Transfers
Cut on Action
Fade-in and Fade-out
L Cut and J Cut
Jump Cut
Transform
Key Frames
Audio Gain and Mixing
Mastering Audio
Noise Reduction
Synchronize Audio
Video Effects
Color Correction
Color Grading
Curves
Masking
Chroma
Text
Essential Graphics
Subtitles
Common Mistakes
Course 4
In this course you will learn: - The different careers in the designing industry. - How to use move tool, selection tool and transformation tool in adobe photoshop. - How to add text to your design? - How to manage the layers of your designs through the layer Panel? - How to color your designs? - How to make a gradient in coloring of the design? - How to make masks in your designs? - The principles of designs. - How to make a professional portfolio?
Intro
Introduction to Graphic Design World
New File
Work Area
Project 1
Selection Tool
Project 2
Text Tool
Project 3
Layer Panel
Project 4
Adjustments
Project 5
Gradient
Re-touch
Mask
Project 6
Pen Tool
Saving
Graphic Design Principles
Color Theory
Steps to Make a Good Design
How to Take a Brief
My First Portfolio
Course 5
In this course your will learn:
Intro
What is Branding
Different types of logos
Difference between Raster and Vector
Illustrator Intro
Shapes
Outline
Exercise 1
Transformation Tool
Pathfinder Part 1
Pathfinder Part 2
Text
Type on a Path
Pen Tool
Exercise 2
Patterns
Saving
Resources
Four Steps to Design
Briefing
Course 6
This Procreate course introduces the fundamentals of creating digital artwork with Procreate. It guides learners through gestures and essential features before applying them to simple and more complex artwork, then introduces the animation tools available within the application.
- The basic fundamentals of Procreate.
- How to use gestures while working in the application.
- How different Procreate features support digital illustration.
- How to create a simple artwork.
- How to apply the tools to a more complex artwork.
- How to use Procreate's animation tools.
- How to build a basic animation within the application.
Intro
Fundamentals
Gestures
Simple Artwork
More Complex Artwork Part 1
More Complex Artwork Part 2
More Complex Artwork Part 3
More Complex Artwork Part 4
Animation Tools
Conclusion
Course 7
This photography course introduces the camera settings and equipment beginners need to make more informed photography decisions. It explains ISO, shutter speed, and the F-number, then shows how these settings work together according to the subject and shooting conditions.
- Essential photography concepts for beginners.
- The difference between amateur and professional practice.
- What ISO is and how it affects an image.
- How shutter speed can be adjusted for different needs.
- What the F-number represents.
- How ISO, shutter speed, and F-number work together.
- What equipment is needed to begin photographing.
- How to choose a camera based on your needs.
- How to store and organize photos for easier access.
Intro
Photography Concept
Difference between Professionalism and Amateurism
ISO
Shutter Speed
F-Number
Combination of Exposure Triangle
All you Need to Know about Lighting
Composition
Equipment
How to choose Your Cam
Post Production
Course 8
This mobile photography course explains how to use a smartphone camera more intentionally for photography and video. It covers mobile camera features, light, lenses, aspect ratios, storytelling, panorama, selfies, photo editing, and the supporting tools needed when creating mobile video content.
- The differences between a traditional camera and a mobile camera.
- The main mobile camera features and what they do.
- What focal length means and how lenses affect an image.
- How lighting conditions influence mobile photos.
- When mobile flash can be useful.
- How to choose an aspect ratio for different subjects.
- How storytelling can strengthen a photograph.
- How to choose a suitable mobile lens.
- How panorama mode works and when to use it.
- Practical tips for selfies and basic photo editing.
- The supporting tools used when producing mobile videos.
Intro
What is the difference between a Camera and a Mobile
Understanding Exposure
Focal lens
Depth of Field
HDR
Flash
Resolution
Composition
Lighting
Storytelling
How to Choose the Mobile Lens
Panorama
Aspect Ratio
Selfie
Extra modes
Common Mistakes in Phone Photography
Photo Editing
Videography
Course 9
This introduction to freelancing helps learners decide whether the freelance lifestyle matches their goals and expectations. It presents the potential of freelance work alongside its practical realities, competition, career-path options, and the planning needed to begin building a portfolio and a sustainable direction.
- What freelancing is and the opportunities it can offer.
- How freelancing expectations may differ from reality.
- What to consider before choosing the freelance lifestyle.
- How competition can affect new freelancers.
- The four career paths presented for freelancers.
- How to begin creating an actionable career roadmap.
- Why portfolio development matters when pursuing freelance work.
- How the introduction supports a final decision about continuing into freelancing.
Intro
Where Do you See yourself After 5 Years?
Different between Freelancing, Remote Work and other Scenarios
What it Takes to be a Freelancer?
What it Takes to be a PERFECT Freelancer
Freelancers Career Path
What's True and What's not True about Freelancing
Deal Breakers
Action Plan
Course 10
In this course you will learn:
- Know the difference between Content & Copy Writer.
- How to create perfect brief.
- Some rules for the writing process.
- How to choose the suitable brand voice for different campaigns.
- Keys success metrics of a campaign.
Intro
Understanding Marketing & Consumer Behavior
Content Writer vs. Copywriter
What is Creative Brief
Buyer Persona
Writing Process
Brand Voice
Key Success Metrics
Conclusion
Course 11
This advertising course introduces the creative work involved in developing advertising ideas. It focuses on the copywriter's role, the purpose of a creative brief, the stages of the creative process, and the skills needed to write, organize, and present advertising concepts clearly.
- The role of a copywriter within advertising work.
- The main responsibilities handled by a copywriter.
- What a creative brief is and why it is used.
- How to prepare a creative brief.
- The main stages of the creative process.
- How to develop an advertising idea from a brief.
- How to write ideas in a clear and persuasive way.
- How to present creative concepts to other people.
Intro
Who is the Copywriter?
Creative Brief
Creative Process (Bayer Persona)
Creative Process (Treatment)
Rational
Tips about Content
Creative Process (Features)
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