Data Glitch is a native After Effects & Premiere Pro plugin that creates awesome realistic digital image glitches with total ease.

An After Effects and Premiere Pro native plugin designed to create Realistic Bad TV Distortion.

This plugin allows you to move, rotate, scale, blur, blend, fade and distort the RGB channels independently.

Creates a parented null for each of the selected layers. The new null can have a custom name defined in the User Variables section and also has the option of including the name of the layer that is parented to it.

Randomly shifts the selected layers in time within user defined range.

Will send to the render queue any frames that are marked by layer markers that are within the comp work area. This would be equivalent to going to a point in time in your comp and selecting “Save Frame As->File”.

Computes the movement of maskshapes based on the movement of trackpoints. It is easy and flexible to use. In particular you don’t need one trackpoint for each maskpoint.

Import tracker data from Shake into After Effects.

Allows you to get the look of LCD (or you may see like CRT) like effect in 1-click.

Will render all the items in your render queue, send you an email to let you know the render is done, save an incremental version of your project and shutdown the machine. On Mac you can choose to have the machine sleep instead of shutdown.

Arranges project items into folders based on a matching prefix.

Reverses the direction of selected text layers. Useful for RightToLeft language input.

Fits selected layers proportionally to fill the Comp frame by giving you the choice of either cropping or letterboxing.

Goes through the currently selected composition, and any precomp contained within and checks every text layer for proper spelling.

A floating palette that lets you search for effects throughout a project.

Rename and number all the markers on selected layers.

This script will execute the “Time-Reverse Keyframes” Keyframe Assistant found under the Animation menu. If you assign a shortcut to this script you can execute this command via the keyboard.

Randomly selects layers. There’s 4 options for how many layers are selected randomly: You can randomly select most of the layers, many of the layers, not many and finally you can have it randomly select very few of the layers.

Selects every Nth layer. If you have a set of layers already selected it will select every Nth layer from within that selection otherwise it will select every Nth layer from the whole comp.

Creates a new Adjustment Layer and trim it to the range of the selected layers.

Trim to Layer Above will trim the layers that are selected to be the same length as the layer above it. Trim to Layer Below, well, trims the layer below the selected layer.

Parents each selected layer to the layer above it.

Takes whatever items are queued and ready in the render queue and sends them to render in the background allowing you to keep working in After Effects. This script only works with After Effects 7.

Distributes layers in 3D space within set ranges

Arranges Selected Layers in a Grid with a choice to arrange them by Rows first (Left to Right) or by Columns first (Top to Bottom). Layers should all be the same size.

Generates text layers and distributes them in 3D space.

Color Assigner adds a Fill effect to the selected layers and cycles through them and assigns preset colors. Color are defined in float (0..1). Color Ranger applies a color and then varies the hue by a defined range.

Works with selected Comps by adding a text layer stamp on top with the name of the Project. Project Info Stamp adds the Project Name, Date, Comp Name, Dimensions, PAR & FPS.