Elevate your motion design skills with videographer William Kesling by putting sourced footage into your edit and using it to add a little depth and atmosphere to your project in Adobe After Effects. For more motion design tips and tricks, join him on Skillshare: skl.sh/3OARW79
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QUICK JUMP MENU
00:00 Meeting Your Teacher William
00:33 How and Where to Source Footage
03:00 Exploring William’s Current Project
03:20 Bringing Dust Particles into Your Project
04:06 Precomping Your Shot
05:42 Creating a Mask for a More Organic Feel
07:46 Adjusting the Lighting and Color Correction
09:47 Softening Up Dust Particles
10:23 Adding Glow
12:14 Slowing Down Dust Particles
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ABOUT William Kesling
Since completing his bachelor's degree at Savannah College of Art and Design, motion designer and videographer William Kesling has worked with companies across the globe. As a videographer and motion designer, William has helped businesses define their look and feel through strategy, branding, motion, and film. Now an associate creative director, Williams works to define some of the largest film and television productions' social and visual marketing campaigns. He is currently working with a team to define the tone and feel for both the motion and video aspects around marketing campaigns. You can get more motion design guidance from William in his Skillshare classes here: skl.sh/3OUomek