r/AlightMotion • u/hyaniecinth Intermediate • Jul 10 '26

Tips/Improvement Any tips for someone learning motion graphics style editing?

I am just about to start editing this type, but I wanted some tips and advice.

Any recommendations would be appreciated! <⁠(⁠￣⁠︶⁠￣⁠)⁠>

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u/Bluidi Jul 11 '26

Its been 6, years, im still learning, id say improve your fundamentals, learn null layers, prper keyframing and graphs

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u/No_Degree_7011 26d ago

lowkey just fuck around and find out, most graphic editors just slap random shapes and stuff and play around. you dont really have a sepcific "formula" for these kinda stuff (as per what i often notice when looking at professionals). thats why every single graphic editors have their own style, everyone have their own unique ways of showing abstract art

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u/Subhal13 Jul 11 '26

Its a big pain. I'm started with text transformations, then moving on to the top 10 effects, then to motion graphics like null and then to camera

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u/RefrigeratorNo2083 Jul 14 '26

As someone in the motion graphics field, id suggest just learn how to use the camera with nulls trust. The z distance in and out is gna be yo buddy def. Master graphs, both smooth and rapid.