Reatic's Dopamine-Boosting 2D & 3D Motion Graphics Video Production - 도파민을 자극하는 리틱의 2D & 3D 모션그래픽 영상 제작 [Fast Campus, Reatic (리틱)]
- Publisher
- Fast Campus
- Product Type
- Video Course
- Product URL
- https://fastcampus.co.kr/dgn_online_reatic
- Author
- Reatic (리틱)
- Language
- Korean, English Subtitles, Official Korean Subtitles
- Duration
- 10:30
- Release date
- Nov 1, 2025
- Skill level
- Project Files
- Yes
- Product Price
- $215
Create Attention-Grabbing Typography, Title Sequences, Product Ads, and Brand Films
Reatic—trusted by clients including the Korean Presidential Office, SBS, Cheil Worldwide, and Samsung Electronics—reveals the techniques behind rhythmic 2D and 3D videos that immediately capture the viewer’s attention.Learn how to produce expressive 2D motion graphics directly in Premiere Pro without relying on After Effects, then expand into polished 3D animation with Cinema 4D.
Through five advertiser-requested project types, you’ll develop practical skills in typography, title design, oddly satisfying animation, product advertising, and brand storytelling.
Course Information
- Approximately 40 videos
- Around 10.5 hours of instruction
- Six major course sections
- Suitable for all experience levels
- Supplementary learning materials included
- Lifetime course access with a one-time purchase
About the Instructor
Reatic
Reatic is the CEO of Reatic Industry and a motion designer whose clients include the Korean Presidential Office, SBS, Cheil Worldwide, and Samsung Electronics.Instructor Highlights
- Created a Premiere Pro typography video that reached 1.59 million views
- Runs a motion-graphics YouTube channel with approximately 80,000 subscribers
- Named a Best Class Instructor in the video category by Company C in 2021
- Recorded a 98% student satisfaction rate
Selected Work
- Cheil Worldwide 50th-anniversary branding film
- Title sequence for the SBS variety show Whenever Possible, featuring Yoo Jae-suk and Yoo Yeon-seok
- Title sequence for The Game: Towards Zero
- Typography video with 1.59 million YouTube views
- Motion graphics club collaboration project
Why Take This Class?
Create 2D Motion Graphics Without After Effects
For the course’s 2D projects, everything is completed directly in Premiere Pro.You’ll learn how to transform basic movement into refined motion by applying keyframe curves and precise timing.
Before and After
- Basic movement without easing → Rich, controlled motion with refined curves
- Simple subtitle editing → Rhythmic animated typography
- Low-quality raster assets → Clean vector-style graphics created with Premiere Pro’s Pen tool
Learn the Essentials in Approximately Ten Hours
The curriculum focuses on the functions that have the greatest impact on production quality.Starting with essential 2D and 3D tools, you’ll move directly into practical commercial formats without becoming overwhelmed by every feature in the software.
The foundational Premiere Pro and Cinema 4D training in Parts A–C takes approximately six hours, followed by focused title-sequence, product-advertising, and branding projects.
Study an Efficient Workflow Through Real Client Projects
Technical editing skills alone are not enough. You also need to understand planning, visual direction, and how to turn a rough idea into a finished video.Through real production cases, Reatic demonstrates how to:
- Interpret a client request
- Develop a visual concept
- Plan an efficient production method
- Combine filmed materials with digital graphics
- Refine timing and transitions
- Complete a polished final result
Five Core Motion Graphics Projects
01. Eye-Catching Rhythmic Typography
Transform ordinary text into visually engaging 2D animation.Clean Text-Animation Techniques
Begin with motion created through basic properties, then expand into more varied compositions using:- Font design
- Drawn graphic elements
- Icons
- Layout changes
- Rhythmic timing
Precise Keyframe Control
Learn how to control text movement in detail and use timing, acceleration, and easing to increase visual impact.The goal is to move beyond subtitles and create typography that functions as the central visual element.
02. Original Title Sequences
Create symbolic imagery that hints at a project’s central idea and builds curiosity before the main content begins.Client-Focused Production Workflow
Learn how to:- Analyze client requirements
- Translate them into a visual proposal
- Establish the project’s tone
- Design symbolic imagery
- Produce a complete title sequence
Systematic Concept Development
Discover structured ideation methods that help you move beyond familiar solutions and uncover more original visual concepts.03. Oddly Satisfying 3D Videos
Create repetitive animation that feels stable, precise, and unexpectedly satisfying.Natural Object Movement
The appeal of repetitive animation depends on the accuracy of its motion.Use Cinema 4D keyframes to create:
- Smooth repetition
- Convincing weight
- Natural acceleration
- Carefully timed object interaction
- Emotionally engaging OSV advertisements
Color, Materials, and Lighting
Use the Node Editor to refine:- Color
- Surface texture
- Materials
- Reflections
- Lighting
- Depth
04. Product Advertising
Create 3D advertising videos that clearly communicate a product’s strengths and increase its visual appeal.Product-Focused Camera Direction
Use camera movement and three-dimensional product rotation to present the product from its most attractive angles.Learn how to fill the frame effectively while maintaining a clear focal point.
Lighting That Highlights Product Features
Apply lighting techniques that emphasize:- Form
- Surface quality
- Gloss
- Materials
- Key product details
05. Brand Films
Translate a brand’s story and identity into expressive 3D motion graphics.Natural Keyframe Animation
Communicate brand messages through graphic elements and precisely controlled model movement.Learn how to create smooth animation that supports the brand concept instead of distracting from it.
Rendering and Workflow Optimization
Bring all visual elements together into a finished branding video.You’ll also learn how to optimize rendering and organize the project more efficiently, reducing unnecessary production time.
Case Study
SBS Whenever Possible: Three-Step Title-Sequence Workflow
Explore the production process behind the paper-tearing title sequence created for the SBS variety show featuring Yoo Jae-suk and Yoo Yeon-seok.Step 1 — Filming the Paper-Tearing Process
The paper was photographed across ten progressive stages.Only a small change was made at each stage so that the torn opening would gradually widen, creating a natural stop-motion effect.
Step 2 — Creating the Digital Graphics
Solid graphic layers were added frame by frame to match the torn shapes.The paper was filmed against a mirror-like surface, and the matching graphic layers made it easier to apply chroma-key and compositing effects during post-production.
Step 3 — Producing the Final Sequence
The completed images were arranged sequentially across 15 frames.Motion and visual effects were then added to create smooth transitions and transform the photographed materials into a polished title sequence.
Curriculum
Introduction
- Meet Reatic
- Review the complete 2D and 3D production roadmap
- Explore the five commercial motion-graphics formats
- Understand the tools and project outcomes
Part A — Motion Graphics with Premiere Pro
- Build 2D motion without After Effects
- Understand essential animation properties
- Control timing, easing, and keyframes
- Create rhythmic typography
- Design vector-style elements with the Pen tool
- Develop title-sequence graphics
Part B — Motion Graphics with Cinema 4D
- Learn the essential tools required for 3D motion graphics
- Animate objects with natural movement
- Create repetitive oddly satisfying animation
- Work with colors, materials, lighting, and textures
- Develop product and branding visuals
- Prepare scenes for rendering
Part C — Reatic Industry’s Workflow: From Planning to Production
- Interpret a project brief
- Develop and organize ideas
- Plan an efficient workflow
- Combine filmed and digital elements
- Refine motion and scene transitions
- Complete a professional final video
Part 1 — Title Sequence
- Develop a symbolic visual concept
- Reflect client requirements in the proposal
- Produce filmed and graphic elements
- Combine stop-motion and digital compositing
- Complete an original title sequence
Part 2 — Product Advertisement
- Plan a product-focused composition
- Direct the camera in three-dimensional space
- Highlight product strengths through motion
- Use reflections and lighting to emphasize materials
- Complete a polished commercial video
Part 3 — Branding Video
- Translate brand identity into visual storytelling
- Animate models and graphic elements
- Create smooth, deliberate movement
- Integrate lighting, materials, and composition
- Optimize the rendering workflow
- Complete the final brand film
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