Handling Motion Design workloads is by no means an easy task for your PC.
In fact, not picking parts carefully could result in a workstation that doesn’t perform as well as you’d like it.
Applications like Adobe After Effects are quite popular and we’ve made sure to include insight into the most commonly-used applications to help you get a workstation up-and-running in no time.
Our Motion Design hub houses everything related to motion design workloads, laptops, and PCs. We cover everything from benchmarks to the recommended PC builds for After Effects and other similar applications.
Prefer designing and working on-the-go? We get it.
Our extensive coverage of Laptops for Motion Design will help you pick the very best option for handling even the most complex workloads.
October 15, 2021
I am a Motion Designer and Video Editor (in addition to some other things I do) and hop in and out of After Effects and Premiere Pro multiple times throughout a typical workday.
September 11, 2021
Exporting an MP4 from After Effects directly seems to be more difficult than it should be.
January 6, 2022
The Wiggle Expression in After Effects (or AE Wiggle) is a great way to make objects move randomly, have some sort of idle Movement in character joints, animate a random camera shake, create wobbly text or animate a flickering light.
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January 4, 2022
There are quite some factors to consider when building a new PC that is mainly targeted at After Effects use.