Name: Working With Objects
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Overview

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Motion 5 is one powerful and fun-to-use program! In this tutorial, Working With Objects, Motion Maestro Michael Wohl takes you right to the heart of any Motion project: the Objects themselves.

This second tutorial in this amazing 9-part series shows you how to start a project by creating Objects from scratch using Motion's built-in creation tools. You'll also see how to import images, clips and Photoshop layers to incorporate externally created content to enhance your Motion projects. From there Michael guides you through his strategic use of Layers and Clip Order to manage and organize the various assets aggregated within a project.

Then you're off to creating Shapes and Fills. You'll see how to make Bézier and B-Spline shapes using Motion's built-in toolkit with their cool possibilities for fills and outlines.

Next, Michael picks up his virtual palette and creates an informative section of videos on Lines and Paint Strokes. Learn all about the extremely versatile Airbrush and Image Brushes and see how to employ the Complex Image brushes and Advanced Stroke Control techniques.

The last section in this tutorial explores Masks and how to create them freehand using the Bézier and B-Spline tools.

There are countless gems of valuable workflow tips sprinkled throughout Working With Objects that will help you better understand how Motion 5 works –and soon, with ever talented Michael Wohl by your side, you'll be creating your own Objects and setting them in motion. Have fun!

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Outline

Section 1: Section 1: Getting Started

Section 2: Section 2: Managing Layers

Section 3: Section 3: Creating Shapes

Section 4: Section 4: Lines & Paint-strokes

Section 5: Section 5: Using Masks

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Reviews

Kenny Ray Horton wrote on February 14, 2021

Simply blown away with what I learned in this lesson. Such a powerful program and so much you can do with it. Instruction in this flows in a very logical manner. Really enjoyed and will likely watch again 3 or 4 times!
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Ady wrote on May 21, 2019

Awesome.
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Emma Tomic wrote on May 1, 2017

I learned a lot, thanks for all the pointers! Starting with the basics might seem boring (compared to particle replicators, etc) but you can accomplish very powerful and cool results using objects /shapes & masks.
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Jai wrote on March 22, 2017

I've only completed 101 (Overview), which I found very useful. The tutor explains things simply and the 1 hour module provides enough time to digest all the information. The best thing about the course is the quiz! It's a great way to track how much you're learning.
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kaoko wrote on June 11, 2015

this is a great introduction about motion great job !! i m exited about see the next tutorial. thanks a lot.
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Hindie wrote on April 15, 2015

Great course. Learning a lot about this software and being more and more amazed by all the possibilities, that it as. On to the next.
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Martin Dean wrote on January 7, 2014

Excellent training - am a complete beginner with Apple Motion and this is really helping me
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Dusha C Holmes II wrote on September 13, 2013

Motion 102 really dives into the complexity of the program but on a very digestable level. Michael does an excellent job at creating a framework for the user by building on concepts like legos.
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Kenny T wrote on August 11, 2013

Nice explanation on gradients. The complexity of options is mind-blowing.
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T Williamson wrote on August 10, 2013

This course is great for a newbie who doesn't understand motion like myself. It gives the ways you can understand how to work with objects. Another great course title by Michael Wohl
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