Video & Animation

Video animation is the process of creating moving visuals through the manipulation of images, drawings, or computer-generated models. It involves sequencing individual frames to simulate motion, bringing characters, objects, and scenes to life.

Video animation is widely used in films, advertisements, educational videos, and games to convey ideas, tell stories, or explain concepts visually.

Adobe Animate – A tool for creating 2D animations for web, video, and games, often used for vector-based animations.

After Effects – Primarily used for motion graphics and visual effects, often combined with other animation tools to create dynamic animations. 

Professional video editing involves a multi-step process to enhance and polish raw footage into a refined final product. Here's an overview of how it's done:

1. Importing and Organizing Footage – The raw footage is imported into video editing software (e.g., Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve) and organized into timelines and bins for easy access.
2. Cutting and Trimming – Editors trim unnecessary parts of the video, arrange clips in the desired sequence, and ensure smooth transitions between scenes.
3. Adding Effects and Transitions – Visual effects, transitions (e.g., fades, wipes), and motion graphics are applied to enhance the video's flow and appeal.
4. Color Grading – Editors adjust colors, contrast, and brightness to achieve a consistent and cinematic look, often using color correction tools.
5. Audio Editing – The sound is cleaned up, music and sound effects are added, and the volume is balanced across the video.