School of Motion or Motion Design School? I've taken classes on both Motion Design School and School of Motion. You can't lose with either -- but I personally felt that Motion Design School was a better fit for my learning style. I found that (with School of Motion) it was too challenging to keep up with live classes and teacher feedback was more frustrating than helpful. I needed a learning style that was more flexible and worked with my schedule. Motion Design School was that solution for me. Bonus: Instructors like Markus Magnusson make learning engaging. A lot of time has been poured into the creation of each class, and as a student, I deeply appreciate it.

Excellent Blend of Blender and After Effects Motion Design School's "Blenders and After Effects Course" exceeded my expectations. It covers everything from fundamentals to advanced techniques in both Blender and After Effects. The practical projects and assignments are invaluable for skill-building, and the production quality of the materials is top-notch. The support team is responsive and helpful. Highly recommended for beginners and professionals alike.

Unique approach to future projects! It's an experience that takes you out of your comfort zone and also allows you to overcome fears. Personally, I found Motion School Design as a game changer, not only learning how to use a software (After effects, Cinema4D, Blender) but also equipping you for future complex projects with a right learning structure. Each course has a great introduction, I'm pretty sure that this is a wonderful investment for any creative career.

I have passed a lot of motion design… I have passed a lot of motion design courses from different schools but MDS is the best school ever! In “motion beast 2” I learned a lot of new technics, got great feedback to rise up my skills, met super cool community and really pro teachers (Iaroslav and Denis). I really enjoyed MB2 course and bought Motion Tricks to continue amazing experience with MDS!

Stop Motion with Kevin Parry Stop Motion with Kevin Parry: the hands on experience in stop-motion animation has been both challenging and rewarding, adding a unique skill to my repertoire.