Founded in 2019

Motion Graphics Education Platform

We connect learners across Ukraine with industry professionals who teach practical motion design skills through structured online masterclasses.

How we started teaching motion design

Innovlex Study began when a small group of motion designers in Kremenchuk noticed a gap. Talented people across Ukraine wanted to learn animation and visual effects, but most resources were either too expensive or taught outdated techniques. The founders decided to build a platform where working professionals could share current workflows.

The first courses focused on After Effects fundamentals and Cinema 4D basics. Enrollment grew quickly as word spread about instructors who actually worked on commercial projects. By the second year, the platform expanded to cover advanced compositing, character rigging, and procedural animation. Students appreciated learning from people who understood production deadlines and client feedback.

Today the platform serves learners from Lviv to Kharkiv, offering masterclasses that reflect what studios are currently asking for. Instructors update content regularly based on industry shifts and student questions. The focus remains on practical skills that translate directly to freelance work or studio positions.

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What makes our courses different from tutorial channels

Most free tutorials show isolated techniques without context. Our masterclasses walk through complete projects from briefing to final render, explaining decisions along the way. You see how professionals structure their files, manage revisions, and solve technical problems under time pressure.

Project-based structure

Each course builds a finished piece you can add to your portfolio. Instructors explain their layer organization, naming conventions, and rendering settings. Students learn workflow habits that prevent file corruption and make collaboration easier.

Industry tool focus

Courses cover software combinations used in actual studios. You learn how to move assets between After Effects, Cinema 4D, and compositing tools without losing quality or flexibility. Instructors demonstrate plugin workflows that speed up repetitive tasks.

Technical troubleshooting

Lessons include segments on fixing common errors like render artifacts, expression failures, and memory crashes. Instructors share their debugging process and explain how to interpret error messages. This knowledge saves hours when problems appear in your own projects.

Instructors who work in the field

Our teachers balance client projects with course development. They bring current techniques and real production challenges into their lessons. Each instructor has at least six years of professional experience in motion design or visual effects.

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Lesia Kovalenko

Motion Design Specialist

Lesia teaches character animation and rigging techniques. She worked on broadcast graphics for national television before joining the platform. Her courses focus on creating flexible puppet rigs and natural movement timing.

Professional reviewing 3D render settings and output quality

Taras Shevchuk

Compositing Instructor

Taras specializes in advanced compositing and color correction workflows. He spent eight years at a post-production studio handling commercial and film projects. His lessons cover keying techniques, rotoscoping efficiency, and grain matching.

Designer working with node-based compositing interface

Oksana Petrenko

3D Animation Lead

Oksana teaches Cinema 4D modeling and procedural animation. She creates product visualizations for international clients and brings that precision into her coursework. Students learn topology best practices and efficient UV unwrapping methods.

Platform development timeline

2019

Platform launched with two foundational courses covering After Effects essentials and basic Cinema 4D modeling. Initial student group of 87 participants from Poltava and Kyiv regions.

2020

Added advanced compositing masterclass and expanded to cover Houdini procedural workflows. Introduced downloadable project files and custom plugin libraries for enrolled students.

2021

Launched character rigging course and motion graphics for social media formats. Implemented student portfolio review sessions with industry feedback from working professionals.

2022

Developed specialized courses for broadcast graphics and product visualization. Established partnerships with three Ukrainian post-production studios for internship placements.

2023

Introduced real-time rendering workflows using Unreal Engine and Notch. Created advanced color grading module taught by experienced colorist. Student base reached 620 active learners.

2024

Expanded course library to include AI-assisted workflows and machine learning tools for motion graphics. Added monthly live Q&A sessions with guest artists from international studios.