A fascination with Hawaii and a desire to stay ahead of the trends led Matt Givot, (CEO, Givot Media) and his production team to Hawaii, to capture the beauty in an 8K 360º video that features spatial audio. They used SkyBox Studio V2 and SkyBox 360/VR Tools for Premiere Pro as part of their post-production.

In this french language tutorial, Grégory Villien of Motion Café, shows how to create a 3D galaxy nebula using Stardust

Great transitions using Mocha Pro by geoff tompkinson. Includes Making Of blog.

Great inspirational video and message by Casey Neistat

Commercial using Pastiche by Eric Lassen

App demo using Joysticks 'n Sliders and Element 3D by ck91

Imaginary Forces refresh of the iconic HBO Feature Presentation Open

In this japanese language tutorial, nokir™ explains how he used Newton, Pastiche and LayerGenerators (aka Mobo Motion Bundle) to create the Industory2017PV tradeshow opener.

Learn how to composite a live video composition on to a CG render using the new "Stick Live Comp" features in Paint & Stick 2.0 which is currently out on a free public beta.

VinhSon Nguyen reviews Stardust and Mocha VR on his new DojoTV show.

Fantastic new reel using Plexus, Stardust, AE Pixel Sorter, Paint & Stick and more from Simon Bronson.

In this tutorial Mocha Product Manager Martin Brennand takes you through using Mocha VR for tracking and masking to isolate specific areas for shadows and highlight correction in VR footage with Lumetri color grading tools inside Adobe Premiere Pro.

Fantastic insight into how the BBC has improved their cinematography on Planet Earth over the years. A must watch!

Explainer using Ray Dynamic Color by Mickaël Lecolazet

Awesome cel animated title sequence by Studio Moross

Nice show open using AE Pixel Sorter by MFTKR

Awesome concept and execution on this music video by FancyShot. Includes fan-submitted reversed version.

Title sequence using Plexus, Mocha and more by Afterman. Inlcudes Behind the Scenes video.

Learn how to remove a camera tripod and shadow from 360 footage in After Effects. It is a basic technique that works for removing a stationary object in a scene using SkyBox Composer, a module in SkyBox Studio V2, that gives you a View-Based edit comp. It allows you to edit 360 footage in the same way that you would edit 2D footage. Charles introduces SkyBox Composer interface, and walks us through the process, using the Clone Stamp tool.

Nice commentary/explainer about #VFX Compositing by Roy Peker