Does anyone here do motion graphics?

[Robster]

Specifically the After Effects kind?

I'm trained as a 3D animator but gigs are few and far between and could do to broaden my employ-ability. Would ideally like to become self employed. There seems to be a demand for AE animators out there for the last few years.

Anyone know any good resources to get me started?
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[Robster]

Aye there seems to be an abundance of stuff, but wondered if anyone had any personal recommendations. I've signed up for a free trial on Digital Tutors. I'm familiar with Premiere and Photoshop so it isn't completely greek to me.

I noticed a few jobs, including the gig I used to work at seem to like using C4D and After Effects, any particular reason? Why not Maya/Max etc.?
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[MarJay]

The equipment I work with uses Adobe After Effects, so we're hoping that more people will buy it...
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[KLR600]

I would recommend Video Copilot. Just start at the beginning and work your way through. You say you're familiar with some Adobe programs already so some of it may be a bit basic for you to begin with but as ever it's good to refresh basics and then be able to build on it quickly.
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[Snop Doog]

Along with Video Copilot there's: Ch-Ch-Check It, Tara Arts Movie, Morocco Tutorials, Edge-CGI and many, many more.

[Phoenix]