Nice animation using Joysticks 'n Sliders and more by Invisible Artists

Experimental piece using AE Pixel Sorter by Timothy Weyer

Learn how to create an Overcapture style video using Mantra VR including Little Planets and Wormholes.

Dope Motions walks through how easy it is to create 3D particle animations using Stardust in After Effects

Roland Hartmann shows how to create and use 3D model particles using Stardust in #AfterEffects.

This tutorial covers many features such as using the new Model and Material nodes, Importing OBJ and MTL files, Applying materials, Adding Environment, Ambient Occlusion and more.

Great tutorial that uses Expressionist as the code editor by Jake Bartlett for School of Motion

Workbench has a super fun tutorial using Roll it! to make a dope rolling rig.

Hilarious music video using Auto Crop, Newton, PuppetTools, Element 3D, Ease and Wizz and more by Danny Barnes

Nice mix of 3D with 2D cel animation by Doug Alberts and Kyle E Snider

Great 360º Music Video created using Mantra VR by Occupied VR. Includes Q&A by Mettle with the authors.

Learn how to use the power of a camera projection using Projection 3D to create a virtual room to match a green screen shot actor. 

Fantastic fan film created using Element 3D by VFX Productions. Includes VFX Breakdown.

 Minh Tran of Viget explains how they used Bodymovin to bring #AfterEffects animations into the browser.

Let it snow with After Effects, GEOlayers 2 and Trapcode MIR & Particular. Almost as good as real snow. 

A complete walkthrough for creating a 3D map animation using GEOlayers 2 and Trapcode Mir 2.

Patrick Butler of School of Motion has a great tutorial on how to speed up your #AfterEffects workflow using KBar. They also have a free set of custom buttons available for download.

Fantastic animated short by TeamCerf. A must watch.

Great character animation using Joysticks 'n Sliders, Bodymovin and Rubberhose by Abe Yang

Great VFX breakdown reel of Artemple's work done in #AfterEffects on Netflix's hit show Mindhunters.

Pure experimental awesomeness by Simon Christoph Krenn