Mateo Padula

Hola! Soy director de cine y me dediqué a trabajar y perfeccionar el Motion Design durante la última década. No solo trabajo de esto hace ya varios años, sino que en Youtube he logrado llegar a los 10k subscriptores haciendo lo que es, básicamente, motion design mezclado con humor absurdo.

Durante los últimos años me dediqué, también, a enseñar After Effects. Si hay algo que me gusta es enseñar y, hasta ahora, todas las personas a las que les di clases salieron siendo grandes animadores y eso es algo que disfruto muchísimo.

Mi método de enseñanza es hiper práctico. No me gusta la teoría, no me gusta estar tres clases viendo la interfaz sin que hayas hecho una animación. Para cada concepto enseñado, saldrás con una animación simpática para ejemplificarlo.

Para esto me gusta primero tener una clase en la que se hable de objetivos, de estéticas, de referencias y de gustos personales para adaptar el curso a las necesidades del estudiante.

Trato siempre de que las animaciones de cada módulo reflejen vuestro gusto personal y sean algo de lo cual te puedas sentir orgulloso/a. Con la primer clase en tu bolsillo, podrás expandir tu creatividad para lograr resultados sintiéndote cómodo/a con el programa.


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Hi there!

While I started out as a film director and I still pursue that, I dedicated almost all of my working career (that'd be almost a decade now) to motion design, perfecting my technique along the way.

Not only did I've been working for several years now, but I managed to reach 10k subscribers on YouTube doing what is basically motion design mixed with absurd humor.

During the last years I also dedicated a considerable amount of time to teach After Effects and I think I figured out the best way to do so.

If there's something that I deeply enjoy, that's teaching. Until now, all the people I gave classes to have turned into great animators and that is something that makes me really damn proud.

The way I normally teach is almost hyper practical. I don't like theory, I don't like the fact that teachers stall on showing you the interface for five weeks without you even touching or making anything creative with it.

For every concept I teach and every technique I show you, you'll be having a little project to go along with it. I expect each and every one of you to be able to animate and express yourself creatively on your very first class. If that sounds intimidating, it's really not. It's a lot of fun, actually.

In order to make this right, I usually spend the first class talking about your objectives, your references, what you'd like to accomplish, what you like and what you hate. In that way, I can make sure the little projects we'll be making along the way reflect your personal aesthetic and taste; so that you can make something that you're proud of.