If you have outgrown After Effects, or would like to try something else, then Fusion 8 might be a good choice. Fusion is a powerhouse and a workhorse compositing application boasting some terrific speed in more than a few areas.
But what about using Fusion 8 for Motion Graphics? Here, Rob Redman does a quick breakdown, offering an introduction to the 3D environment in Fusion, specifically for motion graphics.
[pullquote]the very very basics of getting started with motion graphics within Fusion[/pullquote]Rob covers the basics of getting started to create motion graphics in fusion 8, hopefully getting you over the intimidating learning curve of a node based compositor.
If you like the tutorial, it is important to note that Rob Redman has a Patreon page where you can contribute to creating more content like the one here.
