So you want to learn Motion Graphics. GREAT!
AWESOME! And Can I be the first to welcome you to the wonderful world of Motion Graphics and Animation!
This is the best time to learn almost anything because we live in the age of informaaaaaation..
SO!
If this is your first time (or first in a long while) to pick up after effects than I highly recommend taking Motion Design School’s free course for beginners,
Fundamentals on After Effects
It’s an amazing, FREE, 2.5 hour basics course that teaches you basically how to create an animation from start to finish in After Effects and how to render out a Gif. also if you get to the end you can their magical Motion Tool Script for freeee 😍😍😍
Another option for beginners is School of Motions’s FREE Course
The Path To MoGraph
This course assumes you’re brand new to the wonderful world of MoGraph. You don’t need anything to take this class other than a few minutes each day for 10 days.
In this short 10-day course you'll get an in-depth look at what it takes to be a Motion Designer. Along the way, you'll learn about the software, principles, and techniques used in the field through in-depth case-studies and tons of bonus material.
So What are you waiting for????? Go Go Go
If you’re already familiar with the basics in After effects and are looking to learn some new tricks to up your game, then I recommend School of Motions
30 Days of After Effects
This course is basically a collection of 30 tutorials condensed into an intermediate level if difficulty. It covers A LOT of areas of motion graphics from Kinetic Typography to Compositing to Tracking and Keying footage and even a little bit of Cinema 4D.
And that’s that for free courses! If you look into either of the above mentioned sites you will find a large selection of paid courses that are more professional level and more specialized in whatever area you’re probably looking for.
ALSO DON’T FORGET TO CHECKOUT AND SUBSCRIBE to both of their Youtube channels as their always posting helpful short videos on there.
GOOD LUCK! I Believe in you and remember, every professional was once a beginner.