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Bryan is an animator/designer/illustrator for various forms of visual marketing, including television, print, & web. He works mostly in Adobe Creative Suite and Cinema4D. He also loves writing his own biography in third person.
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The 12 Basic Principles of Animation Day 2 – AE Premium
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The 12 Basic Principles of Animation Day 2 – AE Premium

Bryan Clark on Mar 10th 2010 with 5 comments

So, what are the 12 Basic Principles of Animation and why should you care about them? The goal of the principles is to bring life and excitement to any animation – to take the mediocre and make it exceptional. This is the second half of this article. To view download the first half you need to go here.

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The 12 Basic Principles of Animation Day 1 – AE Premium
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The 12 Basic Principles of Animation Day 1 – AE Premium

Bryan Clark on Mar 9th 2010 with 46 comments

So, what are the 12 Basic Principles of Animation and why should you care about them? The goal of the principles is to bring life and excitement to any animation – to take the mediocre and make it exceptional. Originally created by Disney animators for hand drawn animation, these are principles that anyone hoping to create quality animations should know and use.

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All Access Pass To Club Tuts – AE Premium

Bryan Clark on Dec 8th 2009 with 38 comments

Using only the tools in After Effects, you will learn how to use a variety of techniques to create this super-hip, dance-style animation with realistic lighting effects, which could be used for a nightclub, salon, or similar client.
I hope you enjoy this new AE Plus tutorial created specifically for Premium members.

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Create a Leaf Growing Network TV ID

Bryan Clark on Jul 15th 2009 with 147 comments

Network TV ID’s are usually a 5 or 10 second piece that pleasantly announces the channel’s logo. In this tutorial you will learn how to create this real-world, network ID-style scene for your logo or type treatment using After Effects, Trapcode Particular, and stock images.

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