Animation basics: SciComm - Exporting ggplot figures & graphs from R to animate in After Effects

In this new video, we cover the basics of saving a figure or graph created in R using ggplot to make sure that the colours in the exported figure are the correct colour when we import this figure into After Effects. This is important if for example, we want to make sure that the solid background colour of our animation, matches the background colour of our figure so that the figure appears to seamlessly blend in with the background.
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