Intermediate level Plexus tutorial by Freepik Company

Beautiful animation made in part with BAO Boa by Ordinary Folk. Includes mini-tutorial on how it was created including the BAO Boa part.

Tired of exporting manually all your clips from Premiere Pro? The new AfterCodecs panel has you covered!

Great tutorial on how to create "sick" intros and title-sequences using Plexus by SonduckFilm

Learn how to do screen replacements using Mocha in After Effects by flomotion

In this 5-part tutorial, we will animate the different elements of a Christmas globe in a realistic way using Adobe After Effects, Newton3, Connect Layers PRO, Pastiche and DUiK.

If you want to know what the whole Joysticks 'n Sliders hype is all about, this tutorial from Keyframe Academy will get you up and running in 1 minute!

The ActionVFX crew recently used Lockdown on a VFX shot and shared their process.

Quick tip on how to animate highway routes using KML files in GEOlayers by Boone Loves Video

Quick tutorial showing how to use Pastiche to create some grid animations

Learn how to create data-driven map animations in After Effects using GEOlayers by Boone Loves Video

Learn how to create a Kissing Circles Fractal using Expressions in After Effects using concepts from The Power of Expression Book 

Lewis McGregor reviews Lockdown and does a step by step walkthrough on how to use it.

Learn how to trim paths on live text using the Discotext plugin in After Effects by Boone Loves Video

Gui Esp is giving away 50 free gradients for Stardust After Effects. Get them while hot!

Learn how to easily use iExpressions to add elastic deformation to a shape layer in After Effects to make it deform automatically when you move it. As an example, we use a plant whose leaves and branches swing when moved with a few simple settings.

James Ramirez, aka friedpixels gives a  fantastic overview on how to setup physics in your Stardust particle animations, a look at the various settings, node properties and forces.

Learn how to use GEOlayers and race data to create an accurate visualization of a race track in After Effects.

In less than a minute, learn a very cool effect that you can apply to any text using iExpressions. It will start with a straight line for each path of your text and then fold these lines step by step into the final text. The result is a very detailed and complex animation, but the process is so simple that anyone can do it!

Jonah Larsen shows you how to create a true Datamosh directly in After Effects