If you work in After Effects, you know the names Chris and Trish Meyer. Those of you who have read either of the Meyer’s books, (After Effects Apprentice | Creating Motion Graphics) or have participated in one of their hands-on sessions, know that the best way to improve your skills in After Effects is to learn from Chris and Trish Meyer. And your best opportunity to do so is at this year’s motion{u}.
motion{u} takes place Saturday, October 10, 2009 – the day before the motion09 kickoff. Chris and Trish’s full-day, hands-on session is limited to 15 people – which means if you are even thinking about improving your After Effects skills – you should sign up quickly!
The cost for this training is only $249. Groups of three or more from the same organization can attend for $229 each (please contact us at for details). To fully participate, we recommend you bring a laptop with the latest version of After Effects installed. If you don’t have After Effects installed on your machine, you can download a 30-day trial from Adobe’s website prior to motion09.
Animators, motion graphic artists, visual effects artists, screen designers, title designers – here’s your chance to show the world your work.
A shout-out to the rockstars of motion09, attendees, volunteers and sponsors of motion. You are what motion is all about!
Top students in the motion graphics and vfx industry win reels@motion competition.
register now…pay in October. Great for company’s whose fiscal year starts in October!
ABQ Doubletree discounted rate ends 09.18.09
motion09 pre-conference pricing ends 09.30.09
Barbara Geary has led her innovative Physical Expression For Animators all over the world.
A couple of months ago we ran a Twitter contest, with the winner receiving a free {m}ticket for motion09. The winner? Ken Latman.
To provide motion09 attendees a unique experience that only an intimate conference can offer, we limit the number of attendees to 360
motion{u} welcomes Alex Lindsay, founder of the Pixel Corps. Hands-on greenscreen & digital sets training.
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September 24th, 2009 at 1:28 pm
I use your aftereffects apprentice in my classes and I was told there is a web site to update to CS4 ???? I can’t find it,. Please advise
September 24th, 2009 at 5:17 pm
After Effects Apprentice 2nd Edition is written for CS4. There is no “updte” for the 1st Edition. The free update for CS4 you heard about is to upgrade Creating Motion Graphics 4th Edition from CS3 to CS4. You can download the PDF at http://www.cmg4cs4.com. It will still make sense, even though it refers to chapter numbers in CMG. – Trish