国外After Effects知名教师资料

Serge Hamad

Serge says, "Everything started when I was a 10 year old boy -- my mother bought me my first camera. I don't think since that day I have ever stopped analyzing any light reflection on a glass or any shadow on a face."

http://forums.creativecow.net/cgi-bin/new_page_wrapper.cgi?forumid=1&page=http://www.creativecow.net/leaders/hamad_serge/hamad_serge.html


Mark Harvey

I was born in a small town in South Yorkshire, England called Wombwell. It is near both Barnsley and Sheffield. At the age of eleven my father got a transfer to Montreal, so the family picked up and moved to Canada.

In 1992, I completed my studies at Loyalist College Of Applied Arts and Technology in the field of Television Broadcasting. After a year of looking for a job in TV, and selling suits, I landed a job in Lloydminster Alberta working for Midwest television. I did master control for both CKSA and CITL, their CBC and CTV affiliates. Apart from the fact that the money was barely enough to pay the rent, I had lots of fun. After only 7 months I managed to secure a part time position with RDS, and was able to return the best city in the world, Montréal, Canada. I have no plans on leaving !!!!!

Roland Kahlenberg

Roland has been in the media industry for the last ten years. After suitably preparing himself with an Economics degree from the University of Toronto, Canada, Roland ventured into the swashbuckling media industry as a copywriter in an Ad Agency. From there he moved on to becoming a scriptwriter/producer with an interactive multimedia company wayyyyyy back in 1992 when AE was still very much an EGG.
Roland is very much into music creation and almost exclusively incorporates his own compositions into his work. Roland has also edited on the Media100 for the past seven years and has done demos (on larger-than-life screens) for Media100 Inc. at Broadcast Asia, Asia's equivalent to NAB. As you must know by now, he also enjoys sharing his knowledge with others. In his 'previous life', he has worked as a Consultant/Lecturer for a local Arts College in Singapore.

Many of you may also know him as one of the co-founders of AE FreeMart. Together with Michele (in Detroit, Michigan), they started on a dream idea to create an AE site where users can share their ideas and project files and learn more about digital video in general and AE in particular. Roland is no longer associated with AE FreeMart and now does his plowing in the greener, purer pastures of CreativeCOW.



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Andrew Kramer

Andrew is a visual effects artist and filmmaker from the inside out. He has worked for many Visual Effects studios and possesses a true passion for story-telling. He enjoys sharing his knowledge with people that are also interested in creating visual effects.

In addition to the computer arts, Kramer is an illustrator and story writer. You can also find him playing musical instruments including the drums, acoustic guitar & keyboard.

www.VideoCopilot.net

Andrew Kramer的网站大家一定要看,超级推荐~~~.里面的教程都可以在线看,制作思路真的很优秀.

www.VideoCopilot.net

这个网站是屏闭了中国ip的,建议大家去找个免费的美国或者英国的代理服务器,在internet选项里面设置下代理服务器就能上.

((代理服务器地址网上很多地方都能找到,选一个速度快,稳定的就行))


Barend Onneweer

About himself, Barend says: "From a very young age all I was interested in was drawing and playing the piano. Actually all through high school I was drawing and painting and playing in all sorts of bands. I thought for a long time that I would become a graphic designer -- but somehow I landed at the teacher training course for art education. For four years, I was mostly painting and drawing until deep into the night."


Aharon Rabinowitz

Aharon Rabinowitz got his start in animation the long way around. His years of experience in television production, technology, and the arts lead him to become a technical manager for a team of educational software designers and animators. Slowly but surely he learned the tools of the trade, and has been animating ever since. Never going a day without trying something new, his knowledge, experience, and love for his craft come through clearly in his work.
Using both 2D and 3D software to bring his ideas to life, Aharon's work can be seen on television almost everyday. His credits include animation for Jimmy Neutron, MTV, Sesame Street, Verizon and Nickelodeon. Through beta testing and consulting, the combination of both his artistic and technical skills has helped breathe life into software from Adobe, Curious Labs, Corel, and Innuendo Software.

When he's not animating, Aharon can be found helping his friends brew beer, dancing the Salsa with his wife, or futilely trying to stop his cat, Ford, from scratching the couch. He plays several instruments (not often enough) and sings in the shower (too often).

http://www.allbetsareoff.com/

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Steve Roberts

Steve has always been a jack-of-all-trades, with the inherent limitations of the title. His interests range from photography to directing theatre to new media, but he actually makes a buck doing motion graphics and video editing for corporate clients. He avoids new media because he hates having to "publish" something to test it. Ick.
Back in '96, after struggling to create motion graphics in Premiere 3.something, he downloaded the demo of After Effects 3.1, and after a week, was hooked. The tipping point was when he realized he could animate the arm of a basketball player by changing its anchor point to the shoulder, something that could not be done in Premiere. You had to rotate the arm and animate its position at the same time, since it was actually rotating at the elbow in the center of the picture. In a tiny window. You had to be there.

He's rather comfortable in After Effects now, but also uses Final Cut Pro and Lightwave, and is getting up to speed on Motion and Cinema 4D. He expects to use C4D for 3D motion graphics because of its flexible workflow. But he won't delete Lightwave just yet. He works on Mac and Windows, and has no patience with platform wars.

In his spare time he plays trumpet and studies Tai Chi and Liu He Ba Fa (Lok Hup Ba Fa in Cantonese). He also enjoys teaching and finds the students stimulating in every course he teaches. He lives in Toronto with his wife and too-small-for-an-animator action figure collection. There's also a large plastic kit of the Starship Enterprise sitting on the workbench awaiting his attention, but there's little hope of seeing that baby on the shelf anytime soon. He is a great fan of old Warner Brothers cartoons, and any other cartoons that have heart, and show excellent animation craft. He's old enough to remember prime time Star Trek, the Jackie Gleason show, and staying up to watch Topo Gigio.


Steve Holmes

Steve Holmes is an award-winning print and web designer, an animator and a frequent speaker at design conferences worldwide. Steve began his creative training in England at Ware College for the City & Guilds in Design for Print & Typography. After graduating, he set up the studio of Copywrite Stationery in Duxford, near Cambridge. While working at the studio, he received two letters of personal commendation from Steven Spielberg for his work on Jurassic Park and Small Soldiers. In 1994, Steve began working on a freelance basis, expanding his impressive portfolio with projects for clients such as Warner Bros, the BBC, Nike, Virgin Records, Pixar, Guinness, Daihatsu and Marvel Comics.

http://www.totaltraining.com/bios/steveholmes.asp



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Dean Velez

Dean Velez has been working in the broadcast graphics industry for over 10 years and training professional artists for over 7 years. He has received 2 Emmy Awards, 7 Emmy Award nominations, worked for 2 network stations, 21 local news stations, and teaches college level Motion Graphics courses.

http://www.deanvelez.com/
http://www.theanvel.com/

我比较欣赏的一个人，他的教程很多都是全ae做的片头，复杂得机器不好都走不动，但思路真的很清晰。

Chad Perkins

Chad Perkins is an Adobe Certified Instructor and Certified Expert in Photoshop, After Effects, Premiere, Illustrator, InDesign, and Acrobat. He was also one of the first in the world to become certified in Encore DVD. He is an Adobe Certified Video Specialist and Certified Print Specialist, and is CompTIA CTT+ certified. He's also done prepress work with The Wall Street Journal and produced art for Warner Bros., Paramount, and more.

Chad owns Aveconta, an architectural rendering studio that creates photorealistic renders from AutoCAD drawings. He's also developing an effects studio called Wedgekase Animation.


Lee Brimelow

Lee Brimelow is an award-winning interactive designer who is currently focused on developing new and innovative ways of using Flash for online learning. He has worked for companies such as America Online, Netscape, and eBay and currently works for SUMMIT, an interactive learning department at Stanford University. Lee recently won a Flashforward Arrow in the Education category for his video-based Flash learning site at www.gotoandlearn.com. He also maintains a blog devoted to Flash development at www.theflashblog.com and his personal website can be found at www.leebrimelow.com.


Jeff Foster

Jeff Foster has been creating traditional and digital images, photography, illustrations, titling, motion graphics, and special effects for DV and film for over 20 years. Some of his clients include Sanyo, McDonnell Douglas, FOX Television, Spike TV, Universal Studios, and Disney. He has authored several Adobe how-to books, including the "Photoshop Web Magic" series and "Special Edition: Using Photoshop" series. His most recent book, After Effects and Photoshop: Animation and Production Effects for DV and Film, updated for After Effects 7 and Photoshop CS 2, provides tips and tricks for creating believable animations and reveals special effects secrets that professionals have been using for years.

Jeff has appeared regularly as a member of the Instructor Dream Team at Photoshop World and as a featured speaker at the Macworld User and NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) conferences. He is a Certified Technical Trainer and an Adobe Certified Expert in Photoshop and After Effects.

Visit his website at: http://www.pixelpainter.com


Daniel Sorenson

Daniel Sorenson is an award-winning designer, author, and educator. He began his career as a print designer, moved into Flash and Web design during the dot-com bubble, and then found his passion--motion graphics. As a motion graphics designer, Daniel has created on-air promotions, DVD menus, and main title sequences for many high-profile clients, including Disney, NBC, Universal Television, and FX Networks. Daniel is on the faculty of Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, and he is the author of Photoshop CS2 for Advertising and Marketing: Secrets from an Entertainment Advertising Insider.

For more information on Daniel, visit www.danielosorenson.com.
Send email correspondence to daniel@digitaldesignranch.com.


Lynda Weinman

Lynda Weinman is the co-founder of lynda.com. She has taught After Effects since version 1.0 at Art Center College of Design, UCLA, American Film Institute and San Francisco State Multimedia Studies Center. She has won numerous awards for her teaching and writing, and is passionate about After Effects.

http://movielibrary.lynda.com/html/index.asp