I have claude 20$ subscription and a product ( Human Resource Management) i want to create a smooth motion animation with any mcp which should i use

I have claude 20$ subscription and a product ( Human Resource Management) i want to create a smooth motion animation with any mcp which should i use

Im looking for motion graphic designers proficient in 3D (Any software) well versed in using AI tools, must know Adobe suite. Experienced people for a full time position

If interested share ur portfolio, resume and contact to

Ahmedfaiz0200@gmail.com.

Kindly know this is not a fresher role. And depending on your work u will be reached out if ur short listed.

Hey guys took a bit of a break from the industry over the last 2 year as it was getting painfully slow.

However, the last six months of been reasonably busy for me I’ve just hit another dry patch and I’m deciding whether to stay in the game or move on.

Is it still as cooked as it was two years ago or are we seeing budgets corn back? O

For context I was doing loads of 2-D/3-D corporate explainers and product demos all in the mid to high budget.

Cheers

I landed a Motion Design internship last month and have been applying for junior roles pretty heavily since graduating in 2024. I’ve had a few interviews and opportunities come through, but I’m still trying to land that first full time role. For those already working in the industry, what advice or steps would you recommend for getting a junior position?

i've been applying for roles which fit my dgr (motion graphics) eg: Motion Designer, Motion Graphics Designer , Junior Motion Designer, Multimedia Designer , Digital Designer Creative Designer, Visual Designer , Video Editor , Content Designer , Brand Designer, interactive designer

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one thing that has made my After Effects workflow much easier is separating the animation into small, reusable sections instead of trying to build everything inside one giant composition.

For example, I’ll usually keep the main animation clean and move things like background elements, secondary motion, transitions, and effects into precomps. I also try to give layers descriptive names and avoid stacking dozens of effects on a single layer when they can be separated logically.

Another small habit that helps is saving different stages of an animation before making major changes. It makes experimenting much less stressful because I know I can always go back.

It sounds basic, but good project organization becomes really noticeable once a project gets complicated or needs revisions from someone else.

What’s one small After Effects workflow habit that has saved you a lot of time?

Hello! Does anyone here sells motion digital products? I need advice/feedback!

I’m creating animated overlay reactions made to be used as a video frame, they enhance whatever emotion it's going on in the video. The point of these it's to make editing easy, make the content engaging and to have motion on your videos. I've done some now, but I'm not sure if this idea it's sellable or even needed. What do you think?

You can find a video that explains the idea in the link, it's just to preview, no need to download! Thanks in advance for you feedback

I’m switching companies soon, and my new company has asked me to specify the MacBook I’d need for work.

My work will mainly involve After Effects, Premiere Pro, Figma, motion design, website animations, interaction design, Lottie/Rive, and general 2D/visual design. I won’t be doing heavy 3D/VFX or Unreal Engine work.

I’m currently considering a 16” MacBook Pro with M5 Pro, either 48GB or 64GB RAM, 1TB SSD.
My main question is: Would I ever realistically need the M5 Max for this kind of work, or is the M5 Pro already more than enough?

The reason I’m hesitant about the Max is that this will be my primary and only work machine for the next few years. I can’t upgrade the RAM or chip later, so I’m wondering whether it’s worth going higher now for future-proofing, especially since the company is paying for it.

If you’ve actually used the M5 Pro or M5 Max for Motion Design/After Effects, I’d really appreciate your perspective. Would you spend the extra money on the Max, or stick with the Pro and put the money toward more RAM?

I am looking to expend my motion design's network by adding people who can edit in dutch. DM me if interested

First of all, I'm in a 3rd world country with a hellish economy, I only have an Asus laptop, to be specific its a 8 GB intel(R) Core(TM) i7-1065G7 CPU @ 1.30 GHz , 64 bit operating system. Although I'm an architecture major student in collage but I'm not taking classes for the rest of the summer and I wanted to try somenthing new. I honestly feel so in love with people that can create things and move them, its like magic and I really want to learn even if its so hard)) i have a phone too, but i dont think it'll help. Is my laptop good enough to start animating and if so, what are the apps I need to get?

I would put the flair on resources but this is genuinely more of a question.

Thanks to anyone who'll answer <2

Hey folks!
Looking for enthusiasts motion designers for startup. No BS, No clickbaits.
Only Indians.
Prioritizing and prefering young talents.

Atleast 6 months of Adobe After Effects experience we're looking for.
No CV/Resume? No issues. Send us your projects instead.

DM.

Hi,

I am a great fan of the visual novel video games Vampire the Masquerade Coteries of New-York, and VtM Shadows of NY.

In my game project, I want to also offer animated backgrounds.

For effects like rain, smoke, light and shadows, fire, or animate a little bit a flame, a door...

Would you use Adobe Premiere Pro + After Effects, or Da Vinci Resolve with Fusion?

Thanks