In this 2-part tutorial we will show you how to create complex 3D animations that can be integrated into live footage without leaving After Effects. We achieve this by using exciting new tools such as Element 3D to create the 3D models and Elementary for the live footage integration.

In this tutorial we’ll use the new features in Plexus 2 to create a theatrical style logo animation using just one layer! Consider this a tutorial on how to work with text in the new Plexus 2.

In this After Effects Tutorial we create a talking tree. While this is usually a lot of manual work and requires a lot of keyframes to animate the mouth, we are going to automate it with the tool Auto Lip-Sync.

This mini-tutorial shows how to quickly create a glitchy type animation that can be composited on top of other footage.  Great for title sequences or mal-functioning computer displays.

This tutorial shows how to use iExpressions and 3D Extruder to make a sound syncronized kinetic type animation. Watch for the use of Zorro to help keep the timeline organized and improve the workflow.

This tutorial shows you how to create this fully dynamic, fully 3D title intro animation all in After Effects quickly and easily without having to write a single line of code.

Learn how to create a very cool Finger Tutting (aka Finger Dancing) remix video using Plexus.

Learn how to create a 3D "plexus particle stream" using Plexus, Particular and Optical Flares

"The Art of Flight" is a landmark achievement in action sports filmmaking with an equally impressive title sequence. The design and production of the title sequence which uses Plexus throughout was led by creative director Chris Murphy who granted us an interview that we are very happy to share with you here. Read On.