Video Motion Graphics

This translates Disney's 12 animation principles into After Effects and Premiere Pro techniques, which is genuinely useful if you're doing motion graphics without formal animation training. You get implementation guidance for each principle (squash and stretch becomes overshoot expressions, anticipation becomes wind-up keyframes), plus ready-to-use expressions for elastic motion and layer staggering. The timing reference table is practical for common elements like text reveals and lower thirds. It's opinionated about things like never using linear keyframes and choosing frame rates, which saves you from rookie mistakes. Best for someone who knows the tools but wants their motion to feel more intentional and less like default After Effects presets.