Hey Philippe or anyone in the community. It will be my very first time working with aftereffects or even doing motion design. Do you have an video you can suggest that could be a good way to start learning after effects and motion design?

This is something I have been thinking about and had a conversation with Philippe and wanted to put it out here in the community. Other than 3D Animation what other aspects of animation could we add to our business. I was thinking motion graphics I have never done it but am ready to learn something new to add to the business.😀

I'm curious 🤔 what's the #1 thing holding you back from landing clients or growing your freelance business? Is it: - Finding clients in the first place? - Pricing your work confidently? - Managing projects without burning out? - Something else? Drop it in the comments.👇 Let's see what we're all working through.

Most animators price by the hour or day rate. Here's why that's leaving money on the table: When you charge hourly, you're penalized for getting faster. The better you get, the less you earn per project. **Better approach: Value-based pricing** Price based on what the project is worth to the client, not how long it takes you. Example: - A 30-second product explainer might take you 3 days - But it could generate €50K in sales for the client - Charging €500/day = €1,500 - Charging based on value = €3,000-5,000 You're delivering the same outcome. The only difference is how you frame the price. I'll cover this in Module 6 of the course. But wanted to share this now because it's the fastest way to increase your income. Questions? Drop them below.👇