Beginner Level:

• Introduction to Adobe After Effects:Definition and primary uses in motion graphics and visual effects.
  Comparison with other software in the same field.
  Setting up a new project (Project Settings).
  Understanding the user interface: Timeline, Composition, Layers, Effects panels.
  Customizing the workspace.
  
• Working with Layers:Adding and editing layers.
  Working with text, images, videos, and shapes.
  Controlling layer properties (position, scale, rotation, opacity).
  
• Animation with Keyframes:Adding and animating objects using keyframes.
  Controlling speed and easing (ease in/out).
  Using the Graph Editor for advanced animation control.
  
• Effects:Applying basic effects (blur, glow, color correction).
  Modifying effect properties and interactions.
  Time remapping: speeding up, slowing down, and creating slow-motion effects.
  

Intermediate Level:

• 3D Layers:Enabling and working with 3D layers.
  Adding cameras and lights for 3D work.
  Creating dynamic camera movements.
  
• Masks:Creating and editing masks to isolate parts of layers.
  Using masks to reveal and hide elements.
  Rotoscoping technique for isolating moving objects.
  
• Paths and Graphs:Drawing paths and animating elements along a path.
  Creating graphs and applying motion to them.
  
• Audio:Importing audio files and synchronizing with animation.
  Adding audio effects like echo and reverb.
  
• Expressions:Using basic programming to control layers dynamically.
  Writing simple expressions for automatic animation.
  

Advanced Level:

• Visual Effects (VFX):Compositing live-action footage with virtual elements.
  Using chroma key and removing backgrounds (green screen).
  Applying special effects like fire, smoke, and explosions.
  
• Rendering Settings:Preparing compositions for output.
  Choosing appropriate render settings based on project requirements.
  

• Design enthusiasts of all ages.
•  Graphic and interior design students,.
• Engineers,
• Advertising agency employees