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01 Credits

Mentors and reviews

Exercises are reviewed by the practitioners who teach the modules. Each module has its own mentor, who also runs that module's live sessions.

  1. Interface motion

    Vera Lanskaya

    Has animated mobile and web products since 2015: service and finance apps, design systems.

    Teaches
    Modules 1–4 of Interface Motion DesignInterface Motion Design
    Reviews
    • timing and curves in exercises
    • micro-interactions and Figma prototypes
    • screen transitions
  2. Rive, Lottie and developer handoff

    Timur Galiev

    Started as a front-end developer; since 2018 he has built interactive product animation and knows where it breaks during implementation.

    Teaches
    Modules 7–8 of Interface Motion DesignInterface Motion Design
    Reviews
    • Rive state machines
    • Lottie file weight and correctness
    • specs for developers
  3. Kinetic typography and brand motion

    Polina Orekhova

    Has made identities in motion, title sequences and animated logos since 2013.

    Teaches
    The Kinetic Typography intensive and modules 5–6 of the flagship courseKinetic TypographyInterface Motion Design
    Reviews
    • rhythm and readability of moving type
    • logo animation
    • syncing to sound
  4. 3D motion

    Artyom Vedernikov

    Has worked in Blender since version 2.8: product 3D videos, icons and scenes for websites.

    Teaches
    3D Motion in Blender3D Motion in Blender
    Reviews
    • modelling and clean topology
    • lighting and materials
    • camera animation and rendering

02 Review

A frame-by-frame review

This is how a mentor comments on the bouncing ball exercise from module one: every note is tied to a frame. Play the clip or jump to a mark on the ruler.

Module 1 · Bouncing ball00:00:00:00

Marks on the ruler are frames the mentor commented on.

03 How a review works

How a review works

The cycle repeats every week.

  1. 01

    Submission

    Upload the exercise to your account by Sunday 23:59 Moscow time: an MP4 video, the project file or a prototype link.

  2. 02

    Frame-level comments

    The mentor leaves timecoded comments: on which frame the rhythm breaks and what to change in the curve.

  3. 03

    Live review

    In the weekly session 2–3 pieces are reviewed on screen, with the mentor adjusting curves in front of the group.

  4. 04

    Revision

    Every exercise includes one revision, reviewed just like the first version.

Review rules

working days for a written review
3
revision for every exercise
1
minutes per live session
90