Daniel Schmidt
ATUnbelievable Learning Journey with Motion Design School! I'm absolutely amazed by the vast array of motion design courses that Motion Design School has on offer. Back when I signed up for a bunch of motion design courses at my creative media design uni in Thailand, I believed that I was on track to becoming a professional motion designer. But guess what? I've already soaked up more knowledge just by watching the free lessons at Motion Design School than all my time at uni. I am really excited to dive even deeper into the Motion Design universe with Motion Design School. It's like taking that big leap towards my dream of being a total pro motion designer! 🚀
heather
GBSchool 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.
Jacky Mason
GBStop 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.
James Smith
GBMAD VFX in After Effects MAD VFX in After Effects: Adding high-quality visual effects has made my video projects more dynamic and appealing.
Subin Kim
KRHello from Korea Hello. I am a Korean student currently living in Korea. Compared to online lectures in Korea, the composition is small, but I'm really grateful that I can learn the special skills of each motion graphic designer. I like most of the motion graphics classes. As a Korean, the price seems a little high. In Korea, each lecture costs about 150 to 200 dollars, and the composition of the lecture varies. However, I think the current price is reasonable if it is a lecture from a special instructor.