Great 360º/VR video using Mantra VR for Visit Las Vegas by Fafi

Real physics animation using Newton with breakdown of how it was done by rubber duck animation

Great explainer of a service powered by Templater from rubber duck animation. Also cool character animation!

Beautiful short film made with Stardust, AE Pixel Sorter, Element 3D and more by Rezgi

Amazing visuals created with Stardust and overall fantastic piece by Tim Jockel. A must watch!

Fantastic tutorial showing how easy it is to use Stardust to very quickly make an awesome and dynamic text animation by Gui Esp

Qais Sarhan 2018 reel: "All the legs in my new showreel intro were done using @stevekirby 's awesome new tool Limber. Check it out if you haven't yet..."

friedpixels aka James Ramirez shows you how to control your Stardust particles using fields to get a very cool effect.

Some great datamoshing using AE Pixel Sorter and Data Glitch by Harto.

In this tutorial, Mary Poplin, Boris FX Product Specialist, will cover some Mocha tracking techniques for avoiding reflections and shadows.

Learn how to time-remap a video in sync with the music. The key idea is to make the video move forward at the beats and stop in-between them. For the beat detection we use our Premiere Pro extension BeatEdit which detects the beats automatically and generates markers for them. In After Effects we will use the “Increment at Marker 1D” iExpression to change the video timing at each of those markers.

Fantastic collection of animations to announce the Punanimation Directory for diverse animation talent.

Probably the first wild sighting of a character animated with Limber by Louis Wes

Learn a very cool way to use Stardust to create a Title Animation using 3D particles in After Effects.

Fun animation using Joysticks 'n Sliders by PicPacker

Learn how easy it is to create a Rotating Circular Particles HUD element in After Effects using Stardust

Nice kinetic type using 3D Flip Board by Indivisible Guide

Learn how to create 3D particles being blown by the wind using Stardust in After Effects.

Explore more possibilities with the Stardust Motion Node in After Effects by using a sine wave motion type.

In this tutorial, Mike Sevigny will show you how to paint out objects using the After Effects Clone Stamp Tool with PIP (2D Picture in 360˚ Picture) Passes in CANVAS 360™.