1:19 what the heck is the name of this movie? feels like a Kubrick / era film

"I want something cool" or "I want something funny" Both so subjective

So, only super-perfect people are eligible as clients

And from my limited experience if a client only has half of those red flags, they're already easier to work with than most.

The absence of proper punctuation poses another warning sign, as it blurs the distinction between providing feedback and simply conversing, leading to uncertainty regarding the accuracy of the content. Furthermore, responding with "Do you not understand?" exacerbates the issue.

If a client is paying bottom dollar for a project, they will not magically turn into a high paying client. I see too many people get stuck in a circle of working for ultra low rates with the promise of future rate increases. Just find clients who pay well to begin with

research to implementation of ideas is really brilliant you done there. Problem-solutions

The "sexy" and "rockstar" hit home hard. A specific client would give feedback like that all the time. We just "lost" them as a client this year after doing so much bending over backwards for them.

This channel is so refreshing. As a fellow motion designer I am enthusiastically subscribing!

10 years into my creative career and work across all different forms of video and design. Yet to find a client that doesn’t do at least 5 of these, very often more!

very informative content!

Amazing tips, you got this video out quick!

bro, the video is valuable but the ding destroyed my ears

1. Ghost Rider 2. The Quest 3. Rhinestone 4. Battlefield Earth 5. Forrest Gump

You're growing fast Adam, amazing to see. Clear to see you're starting to have fun, leaning increasingly into your love of film

Love your tuts funny as hack

Love seeing this process, it was always puzzling to me how some people thought of adding random shapes or weird effects... It really seems to make sense but without an idea of the process you would never know really how the end result came to be. Thanks for this!

Straight talking bloke. Get sick of seeing all the over the top personalities in after effects tutorial videos

Yeah same with me when I thought I always need to do good mophing from one object to another.. but it's x1000 faster to just add some motion and rough cut one object to another

When someone looks for sound effects that need to fit let's say a saas explainer, what the heck are you going to look for as keywords?

Hey bro, Love your videos, you post one the best content for animators out there. although I have a question how do you find these short clips and scenes of the movies the resonates perfectly with your script..

Audio plays a pivotal role in the overall impact of various forms of visual media, including motion design videos, Hollywood films, commercials, and VFX-heavy productions. While it's challenging to quantify precisely, one could argue that audio contributes up to 80% of the viewer's experience. This becomes evident when one attempts to watch such content on mute or with inappropriate audio and sound design; the result is often an awkward and incomplete sensory experience. The absence of well-crafted audio elements can significantly diminish the intended effect of the visual storytelling, highlighting the critical nature of sound in creating a cohesive and immersive audiovisual experience.

In norwegian, we only have one word for dove and pigeon, they are both just called "due". I had to google and they belong to the same family of birds called Columbidae.... Come to think of it though, we have "skogdue"(forest dove/pigeon) too and probably other sub-species words so...🤷

i love your channel! humor, very nice projects, good explanations and the free file to look around how you did stuff is so valuble

i love your channel! humor, very nice projects, good explanations and the free file to look around how you did stuff is so valuble

Awesome video, but in this economy we need at least 3k/day

IAMMM NOT AFRAIDDDDD ANYMOREEEEE WOOOOW THXXXX BROOOOOO

Dropping that real knowledge. Good stuff

This is both absolutely amazing and absolutely terrifying for me.

Great contribution, thank you both

Adam, no one edits like you. The clip selection here is incredible. Loved doing this collab with you! Show some love and subscribe if you haven't already.

Honest question, how much should a designer charge for such amount of work?

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Man, I've never seen your videos before. I loved this so much; it reminded me that the cool part of this job is experimenting and finding the right way to solve a problem. Thanks for this!

Would aescripts PaintLink plugin help you in any way?

Watching a breakdown and being confronted by the terrible feeling a Ken Loach movie leaves you with is not fair, but it's kinda awesome. Great work btw!

This is literally "Raw"

Cool stuff

Brilliant breakdown Adam. I know a thing or two about re-working tough comps with no sleep (and a couple of drinks), and just-wow-I barely noticed the "errors" you reveal here. Your final video looks fantastic and I really dig how it set the tone for the rest of the group collection. Bravo and thanks for sharing!

Wow, that turned out really well, I really like it. Why don't you update Photoshop? 😁

Fantastic!

"Go somewhere else if you want professional tips" - haha. This is the reason I love your videos - raw, well designed motion that is sometimes out of the box with techniques that talk to me personally. It's a good day when you deliver new content.

This is called quality content❤❤

Nice Research

Cheers legend! This is an incredible tutorial. 1 question though, how would you re use in the same project, As when I duplicate the whole group, they are still dependent on the originial comp 01 put image, not the Comp 01 in the new group. For example if i wanted to create a carrot and a cabbage, how would i do this as seperate comps?

Bless your videos and creativity brother you're so talented, hope to get to that level one day

This is so goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood.

This is a journey back in time in to Eyeframe times :) With a more sofisticated AE version..

Excellent video! Thanks for this 😁 I'll also use your idea of time sensitive tasks for my own students 😎 they'll hate it in the short term, but it'll be good for 'em!

nice