Android Mobile App Promotion - Android Mobile App Promotion is a neat After Effects template that's been designed for anyone who wants a smart looking way to promote and advertise their new mobile phone application or company website. It's so easy to use, simply change the text, drag and drop in your new media and hit render. Simply style it to match your own brand, using the full color. After Effects has all the tools you need for the job, and renowned expert is here to show you how it all works. This app starts the course by demonstrating how to get your footage from your video.
If you are an existing Premiere Clip user, you can continue to use and enjoy the application. You will, however, not receive any further app updates. We'll offer technical support for Premiere Clip until March 17, 2020.
Note:
As of April 30, 2020, access to the ‘publish and share' feature will no longer be available. Additionally, all previously published links will not work.
The option to save projects in 'My Projects' or 'My Published Videos' will continue to be available.
Adobe Premiere Rush: Our new mobile and desktop video editing app
Adobe is committed to delivering exceptional software and services to our customers. Premiere Clip gave us the foundation, and five years of valuable customer feedback, to make way for the next generation of mobile video editing: Premiere Rush.
Premiere Rush is an all-in-one, cross-device editing tool that works across iOS, Mac, Windows and Android. Create and share professional-looking video content across social channels while on the go. It includes simple tools for color, audio, motion graphics, and more. Try the free starter plan with three exports.For more information, see:
If you are looking for a lightweight, free video editing app to create content in minutes, Adobe Spark Video can help. With little to no experience, you can create short video stories across web and iOS.
Adobe Premiere Pro: Our professional desktop video editing app
The industry standard video editing app, Premiere Pro is the go-to for crafting polished videos and films. Bonus: If you want to continue working on your Clip projects on desktop, you can take them into Premiere Pro to create professional-level content with the creative flexibility you desire.
Learn how to edit Premiere Clip videos in Premiere Pro.
Adobe is committed to delivering exceptional software and services to our customers. Five years ago, we launched Premiere Clip as a mobile video editing tool. In those five years, we have seen an explosion of online content and an increased demand from our users to create a more robust tool to meet their evolving needs. We took learnings from Premiere Clip and shifted our development focus into an all-in-one editing tool, Premiere Rush, that works across all devices (iOS, Mac, Windows, Android).
From September 17, 2019 Premiere Clip will no longer be available for download on the Google Play Store and App Store.
If you are an existing Premiere Clip user, you can continue to use and enjoy the application. We will continue to offer technical support to all active Premiere Clip customers until March 17, 2020.
If you are looking to create professional-looking video content on the go, we recommend Premiere Rush, our new, all-in-one editing tool that includes simple tools for color, audio, motion graphics, and more. Bonus: Rush is available across iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows. For more information, see What is Adobe Premiere Rush.
Premiere Clip can be used if you have already downloaded it. However, official support for the app ends March 17, 2020. You are encouraged to download and use Premiere Rush to continue creating and sharing video content on the go.
Some people may think of Adobe After Effects as the Photoshop of video. It can take your VFX and motion graphics to the next level if you learn how to use it correctly. All you need to get started is an After Effects tutorial.
We're here to help you get over the initial challenges and start making your masterpiece. Welcome to the beginner's guide to After Effects, where editing doesn't have to be challenging.
After Effects tutorial
Before you even open a project, you have to get the lay of the land. After all, you wouldn't go camping and set up your tent the first place you see. The After Effects interface consists of four main sections: Project Files, the Composition Window, Effects, and the Timeline. These areas contain every element that you've either imported or already exists in After Effects.
There are also tons of keyboard shortcuts that you can use to save time, but we'll hold off on those for now. Once you're ready to start, you'll see that there are two main file types that you will use: Projects and Compositions. The Project file is your entire video and it's made up of each Composition you create. Basically, your compositions will come together to form your project.
Save time with presets and templates
As you dive into a project, you don't have to create everything from scratch. You can use presets and templates to spice up your video without having to create each element. Presets are styles, transitions, or effects that are already built and can be applied to your footage with ease. You could kind of compare them to Instagram filters. Templates are similar to Photoshop templates, where you can simply add your footage or change a text layer to customize it.
Learn to love layers
If you're already familiar with Photoshop, you know that everything is made of layers. Your compositions in After Effects are no different. You can use masking layers on top of your content layer to emphasize some elements while hiding others from view. Layers are also what you use to create 3D text effects. After Effects already features many pre-built text animations in the Animations > Text Menu dropdown for you to choose from.
After Effects also features Shape Layers, which means that you can use it almost as a mini Adobe Illustrator. Smutstone cards play games. Just like in Illustrator, once you create a shape, you can use shape layer tools when you expand the shape layer in the timeline.
The power of plugins
Even though After Effects is an incredibly powerful and flexible application, there are still things that it cannot do. That's where the huge range of plugins comes into play. There are different plugins for almost any additional feature you can think of: Element 3D helps import photoreal 3D models, Magic Bullet changes the color palette, and the list goes on from there.
What else can I do with After Effects?
You've already read some of the basics on what you can do with After Effects, but our After Effects tutorial are just the tip of the iceberg. You can use tons of other advanced features such as the 3D Camera Tracker — all it takes is a little bit of training. If you're ready to take your video production game to the next level, we've found a learning kit on Tech Deals that might be just right.
Adobe After Effects App
You can work through over 45 hours of hands-on content in the Complete Videography Bundle: Beginner to Expert and turn your passion for film into a future. As well as After Effects, the learning kit also includes modules on Camtasia, Premiere Pro, and Final Cut Pro to help you get comfortable with a variety of platforms.
The kit includes a total of ten modules that help to start you out at a beginner level and build up your skills. It has a retail value of nearly $2,000 but you can grab it on Tech Deals right now for just $29.99. With over 400 lessons, you'll be editing like an expert in no time. Check out the details via the widget below.
Adobe is committed to delivering exceptional software and services to our customers. Premiere Clip gave us the foundation, and five years of valuable customer feedback, to make way for the next generation of mobile video editing: Premiere Rush.
Premiere Rush is an all-in-one, cross-device editing tool that works across iOS, Mac, Windows and Android. Create and share professional-looking video content across social channels while on the go. It includes simple tools for color, audio, motion graphics, and more. Try the free starter plan with three exports.For more information, see:
If you are looking for a lightweight, free video editing app to create content in minutes, Adobe Spark Video can help. With little to no experience, you can create short video stories across web and iOS.
Adobe Premiere Pro: Our professional desktop video editing app
The industry standard video editing app, Premiere Pro is the go-to for crafting polished videos and films. Bonus: If you want to continue working on your Clip projects on desktop, you can take them into Premiere Pro to create professional-level content with the creative flexibility you desire.
Learn how to edit Premiere Clip videos in Premiere Pro.
Adobe is committed to delivering exceptional software and services to our customers. Five years ago, we launched Premiere Clip as a mobile video editing tool. In those five years, we have seen an explosion of online content and an increased demand from our users to create a more robust tool to meet their evolving needs. We took learnings from Premiere Clip and shifted our development focus into an all-in-one editing tool, Premiere Rush, that works across all devices (iOS, Mac, Windows, Android).
From September 17, 2019 Premiere Clip will no longer be available for download on the Google Play Store and App Store.
If you are an existing Premiere Clip user, you can continue to use and enjoy the application. We will continue to offer technical support to all active Premiere Clip customers until March 17, 2020.
If you are looking to create professional-looking video content on the go, we recommend Premiere Rush, our new, all-in-one editing tool that includes simple tools for color, audio, motion graphics, and more. Bonus: Rush is available across iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows. For more information, see What is Adobe Premiere Rush.
Premiere Clip can be used if you have already downloaded it. However, official support for the app ends March 17, 2020. You are encouraged to download and use Premiere Rush to continue creating and sharing video content on the go.
Some people may think of Adobe After Effects as the Photoshop of video. It can take your VFX and motion graphics to the next level if you learn how to use it correctly. All you need to get started is an After Effects tutorial.
We're here to help you get over the initial challenges and start making your masterpiece. Welcome to the beginner's guide to After Effects, where editing doesn't have to be challenging.
After Effects tutorial
Before you even open a project, you have to get the lay of the land. After all, you wouldn't go camping and set up your tent the first place you see. The After Effects interface consists of four main sections: Project Files, the Composition Window, Effects, and the Timeline. These areas contain every element that you've either imported or already exists in After Effects.
There are also tons of keyboard shortcuts that you can use to save time, but we'll hold off on those for now. Once you're ready to start, you'll see that there are two main file types that you will use: Projects and Compositions. The Project file is your entire video and it's made up of each Composition you create. Basically, your compositions will come together to form your project.
Save time with presets and templates
As you dive into a project, you don't have to create everything from scratch. You can use presets and templates to spice up your video without having to create each element. Presets are styles, transitions, or effects that are already built and can be applied to your footage with ease. You could kind of compare them to Instagram filters. Templates are similar to Photoshop templates, where you can simply add your footage or change a text layer to customize it.
Learn to love layers
If you're already familiar with Photoshop, you know that everything is made of layers. Your compositions in After Effects are no different. You can use masking layers on top of your content layer to emphasize some elements while hiding others from view. Layers are also what you use to create 3D text effects. After Effects already features many pre-built text animations in the Animations > Text Menu dropdown for you to choose from.
After Effects also features Shape Layers, which means that you can use it almost as a mini Adobe Illustrator. Smutstone cards play games. Just like in Illustrator, once you create a shape, you can use shape layer tools when you expand the shape layer in the timeline.
The power of plugins
Even though After Effects is an incredibly powerful and flexible application, there are still things that it cannot do. That's where the huge range of plugins comes into play. There are different plugins for almost any additional feature you can think of: Element 3D helps import photoreal 3D models, Magic Bullet changes the color palette, and the list goes on from there.
What else can I do with After Effects?
You've already read some of the basics on what you can do with After Effects, but our After Effects tutorial are just the tip of the iceberg. You can use tons of other advanced features such as the 3D Camera Tracker — all it takes is a little bit of training. If you're ready to take your video production game to the next level, we've found a learning kit on Tech Deals that might be just right.
Adobe After Effects App
You can work through over 45 hours of hands-on content in the Complete Videography Bundle: Beginner to Expert and turn your passion for film into a future. As well as After Effects, the learning kit also includes modules on Camtasia, Premiere Pro, and Final Cut Pro to help you get comfortable with a variety of platforms.
The kit includes a total of ten modules that help to start you out at a beginner level and build up your skills. It has a retail value of nearly $2,000 but you can grab it on Tech Deals right now for just $29.99. With over 400 lessons, you'll be editing like an expert in no time. Check out the details via the widget below.
Adobe After Effects App Store
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