Awesome live projection mapping using Stardust, Plexus, Pastiche, AE Pixel Sorter, Wind and more by DrawLight net

Nice behind the scenes look at the awesome "Loot Train Attack" sequence.

Great music video using ft-PPass2Matte, ft-UVpass and AudioToMarkers by Ruth Taylor & Auke de Vries. Includes Making Of video.

Awesome photo realism by Polynoid

Nice sound design and mix of graphics with live action on this opener for Fox Asia by Echoic

David Lewandowski drops the next installment of his Going to the Store bad mocap series

Awesome tutorial on how to use #C4D and Connect Layers, Layer Stalker, Easy Bake and Plexus in #AfterEffects to create FUI elements easily.

Great VFX breakdown reel from RSP for their work on Logan

Great particle effects using Trapcode Mir and more by Jean-Marie Marbach

Linienflug Design produced a VR Experience for their customer Konica Minolta using SkyBox Studio in #AfterEffects. The creative mandate was to show office life in the future, as realised with Konica Minolta technologies and expertise. The resulting VR Experience, “Workplace of the Future”, was the highlight of the Konica Minolta exhibit at CeBit Hanover.

Short film made with Element, Plexus, AE Pixel Sorter, TV Distorion Bundle and more by Jumbla

Awesome showreel using Newton, Plexus, Paint & Stick, Real Glow and more by Weltenwandler

Awesome mixed media spots using Rubberize It!, PuppetTools, EaseCopy and Keyframe Velocity Changer by Yell.

Mix Master Mike’s award-winning Magma Chamber VR Experience created using SkyBox Studio. Also includes Adobe MAX presentation by the creators.

VinhSon Nguyen shows how to create stylistic water/liquid using Trapcode Mir.

James Markham Hall, Co-Founder Gold Creek VR, shows us how to take care of some common 360° post-production tasks in After Effects. He uses the View-based Edit in SkyBox Studio V2 to place a 2D video window over 360° footage, covers the Nadir with a logo, and removes unwanted shadows. The tutorial uses footage from a 360 shoot at the home of Anthonio Brown, of the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Cinematic 360º/VR experience using SkyBox 360/VR Tools in #PremierePro by PBS Digital Studio.

Awesome retro-inspired opener by Jeremy Cox and team at Imaginary Forces.

Stereoscopic support is available in “SkyBox Studio V2“, for After Effects, and Charles Yeager guides us through the features. Charles shows us how to level the horizon on stereoscopic footage, as well as add text and a logo.  We also see how to apply “SkyBox 360 Post FX” which has monoscopic and stereoscopic support. We can easily add a “Blur”, “Glow”, “DeNoise” and “Sharpen” onto our stereoscopic footage.

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