Motion Graphics : Principles and Practices from the Ground Up - Ian  Crook

Motion Graphics

Principles and Practices from the Ground Up

By: Ian Crook, Peter Beare

Paperback | 17 December 2015 | Edition Number 1

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Motion Graphics acts as a primer by arming designers with a wide understanding of the discipline and a familiarity with the core principles, concepts and terminology.


Part 1 introduces the 'tool set' that a motion graphics practitioner needs to get to grips with - file formats, video cameras, key software programs (free and commercial), 2D, 2.5D and 3D space. This first half of the book introduces and underpins the skills and principles of graphic production and motion graphic design.


Part 2 explores the process and workflow a motion graphics designer goes through, whether they are a sole producer or part of a larger team. This second half of the book focuses on the specific skills and techniques used within motion graphics production, building on the tools introduced in Part 1.


Interspersed throughout are a range of international case studies, supported by practitioner interviews packed with advice for progression into the motion graphics industry and producing an original portfolio of work.

Industry Reviews
Motion Graphics provides an informative breakdown of the key concepts in this field, while also delivering technical advice and vivid color visuals to assist students in understanding this medium and the many ways it can be used to visually communicate rich and complex ideas. -- Julia DeArriba-Montgomery, Florida State College of Jacksonville, US
Motion Graphics delivers an accessible range of reference materials and projects. I would particularly recommend this text to foundational level HE students who might be unfamiliar with moving image based workflows. The book is clear and concise in its definitions of the most relevant terminology. A particular highlight must be with quality of examples referenced from various professional practice based creative agencies, along with short but insightful interviews covering each agencies individual approach to the design process. * Stephen Hibbert, University of Huddersfield, UK *