Hi guys and welcome to this new lecture in this lecture which we'd like to do is to focus on the motion
path how to manipulate the motion path and how to use the graph editor to create motion that is somehow
very smooth and very intriguing maybe sometimes.
So we will go through the motion path all together and also will go through the graph chart.
For example if you press you here you will see the graph for example for the position how to use a roving
keyframes how to easy is frame's how to ease them in is them out and the multiple kind of keyframes
that you will have for example the keyframe interpellation if it is interpellation that is distempered
or interpellation that spatial and how to use the busier than anywhere and so on.
So there is quite some learning here and it's extremely important that you learn the motion path techniques
because it will make a difference between a good animation a smooth animation and an abrupt animation
that nobody wants to see.
Then we will move on to create our challenge or to execute our challenge.
For example the challenges over here.
This is a simple challenge but also not as the animation is pretty useful.
It will teach you how to use the spatial and temporal graphs that use most of the time.
It's not just about Pressey f 9 and getting it is it's also about learning how to manipulate the path.
What is the graph editor and how to create animations that are smooth and quite attractive.
So the learnings in this section are very important and you need to focus.
You need to give it great attention.
Don't take it for granted that you know about the graph chart.
It does not finish in one or two lectures.
It has a whole section for you really to upgrade your skills to understand the parameters of the options
that you have in After Effects.
Hopefully you will focus very much on the section and our series Inside with the first lecture.