Very clever tutorial that shows how to use the new master properties in After Effects with Cloners + Effectors to create a field of grass blowing in the wind.

The toComp and fromComp functions of After Effects expressions can be confusing - but they don’t have to be! Watch this 1-minute tutorial to understand how they really work and how to use them. An an example, we link the center of a circle effect on one layer to the center of a circle on a second layer such that they always stay in place no matter how you move, scale or parent any of the two layers.

Learn how to replace screens on lens distorted footage in Premiere Pro using the Mocha Pro plugin by  Surfaced Studio

TextDelay overview by Clay Asbury

This class gives you a systematic overview of the basics of the expressions language in After Effects. You learn how to do basic math and how to use variables to access almost everything in your project. This allows you, for example, to place layers relative to other layer or let them adjust to the size of the composition automatically. We also show how to scale and offset a motion path with expressions. 

Learn how to project AE layers onto particles using Stardust to create an LCD pixel screen effect by Noble Kreative

A short overview of the Lens Module within the Mocha Pro Plugin for Adobe Premiere and After Effects.

Charles Yeager shows us an easy way to create 360° planet textures with Mantra VR and the built-in Immersive features in After Effects CC 2018. We see the basic technique to create an endless variety.

Another great Stardust tutorial by Gui Esp showing how to set up the motion node to look at a specific layer.

In the new After Effects CC 2018.1 you can now import json and jsx files to use directly in expressions. So instead of copying and pasting your expressions code again and again, you can keep your functions in one, central location now and access them easily from any expression. Work more efficiently and build your own expressions library file that you can reuse in any project!

friedpixels aka James Ramirez covers some workflow basics on how to use Stardust in After Effects to create user interfaces.

Great tutorial showing how to do a face morph in #AfterEffects using BAO Layer Sculptor by Cale Oglesby

The second class of the Tutorials Series about Adobe After Effects Expressions featuring the wiggle expression and some explosions!

Learn how to use Stardust to emit 3D particles in #AfterEffects by Noble Kreative

If you are using Premiere Pro and want to start learning how to create titles or lower thirds for your projects in After Effects, then this is exactly the right tutorial series for you. In this part two we create a lower third using text and shape layers. You learn how to work with shapes in Ae, how to use matte layers to clip animated texts and how to animate in After Effects using the extension Squash & Stretch. In just a few minutes we create the entire lower third from start to finish - even including sound effects! And you also get some useful design and layout tips on the way.

A detailed rigging After Effects Tutorial using RubberHose and Joysticks 'n Sliders together by This 'n That Studio.

Timelapse of rigging a cat character in #AfterEffects using Duik and Joysticks 'n Sliders by This 'n That Studio

In only 2 minutes, we set up a precise and flexible rig using BAO Layer Sculptor and MaskTracker+ in #AfterEffects to be able to sculpt moving video freely and perfectly!  We also show an alternate method using Mocha and MochaImport+ which can be used for more challenging shots.

In this quick tip, Mary Poplin, Boris FX Product Specialist, will cover some Mocha tracking techniques to solve difficult shots: what to do when the object you are trying to track is partially or fully occluded, the importance of layer order, how to avoid occlusions, and how to spot occlusions before you start tracking. 

New Tutorials Series about Adobe After Effects Expressions: Part one online now!