School of MotionReviews of schoolofmotion.com

Really great course. The lectures are so well laid out and the whole course is comprehensive.

I have followed the Animation Bootcamp course and I enjoyed every second of it. It's an intense course with lots of information but it comes with great interaction with a teacher who gives clear feedback. This results in - if you put in the right amount of effort - a very interesting and much to learn from course.

School of Motion is the best place to learn about animation and design.

For the beginner and even those with a basic grasp of After Effect, AE Kickstarter through SOM is a great course to, well, kickstart a solid grasp of the program. Each week's curriculum builds on the previous week. Really enjoyed Nol's teaching style, his lectures are foundational and designed to follow along. Each week aside from the core lesson is chock full of helpful, informative and inspirational extras like interviews, tips, mograph history, real world examples where motion graphics are used commercially. Each student is assigned a Teacher Assistant (TA) who reviews and critiques your homework. It is so worth the investment not just in tuition but in time. There is a lot of ground covered in the semester and like any college level course be mindful to get the most value there will need to be some time invested.

I'm very excited about the AE Kickstarter course and can highly recommend it! I learned more than I could hope for. The framework with the videos and the weekly task, make it very easy to follow and learn. The tasks were always clear and fun to do. Nol Honig is a very likeable teacher and I enjoyed watching him in his tutorials. I appreciated the podcasts and interviews which expanded my view, that motion design is not only about the skill in After Effects, but also about the community and history. I'm almost a bit sad, that the course is already over.

One of the best things I decided to do in my life. Very good courses, TAs are very helpful. All concept of courses, social groups, podcasts, etc is very good organized.

Even if I already have a lot of experience with motion design I was able to learn a lot from Advance Motion Methods course. It is totally worth investing money into a course!

I've been using Photoshop and Illustrator for years, but I only knew it well enough to hack my way through whatever simple task I needed it for at the time. What I never really learned was how to use these tools in an efficient and creative way, to come up with original concepts and to use the best practices, so I didn't waste time trying to figure out how to do something new every time. And this was the right class to learn these things. School of Motion courses are the best. I have taken lots of courses from a lot of places to learn 2d and 3d graphics, animation and design over the years, and nothing is as comprehensive or well put together. Having a motion designer critique your work and meeting deadlines is key; otherwise, you could do tutorials for years and not get anywhere. SOM has all the elements in one package.