After Effects Guru Mastering Content-Aware Fill

Removing objects from a scene has never been easier thanks to the Content-Aware Fill feature in Adobe After Effects. This powerful feature leverages the technology of Photoshop to transform the once-complex procedure of extracting elements from a video into a simple process. In this course, learn how to use the Content-Aware Fill feature in After Effects. To help you get started, instructor Richard Harrington provides an overview of the controls in the Content-Aware Fill panel. He then demonstrates how to work with both static and motion shots to remove even complex subjects. Plus, learn how to take advantage of Photoshop to improve the process even further.

01 – Want to learn how to use Content-Aware Fill in After Effects 02 – Meet the Content-Aware Fill panel 03 – Using the Pen tool to make a selection 04 – Understanding fill methods 05 – Generating the fill layer 06 – Using masks to make a selection 07 – Using the Roto Brush tool to make a selection 08 – Using the Eraser tool to make a selection 09 – Deleting unused Content-Aware Fill image sequences 10 – Making an ideal selection 11 – Creating the fill layer for a static camera 12 – Refine and render the Content-Aware Fill 13 – Creating an initial selection for tracking 14 – Tracking a moving object 15 – Creating the fill layer for a moving camera 16 – Generating a reference frame for Photoshop 17 – Using Content-Aware Fill in Photoshop 18 – Using the Clone and Stamp tool in Photoshop 19 – Refining the plate with the Healing Brush in Photoshop 20 – Creating the fill layer using the reference frame 21 – Next steps

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