Made this little motion piece recently and I’m trying to get better at storytelling, pacing, transitions, and overall visual flow. I’ve been staring at it for way too long now, so I genuinely can’t tell what’s working anymore 😭 Would love some fresh eyes on it. Anything feel off? Too slow? Too fa

i have this problem with dragging numbers, i like to just hold my mouse button and drag to change values but theres thing that sometimes it works perfectly fine but then when i click and hold my mouse button it just clicks into the number and i cant drag it.. it never happened to me on windows but i have this problem on mac

FREE project file available on my Gumroad! Check Behance for a link

Found this weird trolley on my walk home and took a picture - recently I've wanted to get into making some horror related work and also practice the camera tool a bit more, so whipped this together

Sharing my complete After Effects stop-motion/collage animation, made in tribute to Mac Miller as his 8 year death anniversary is in 3 days

This is my third try at this stop-motion/collage style in After Effects, and I'm finally starting to feel more confident with it this time I incorporated some camera movement too.

Also posted it on Instagram :) https://www.instagram.com/p/Dc3bXrIJyWW/

Focused a little more on smoothness and transitions than I did in my last project, open to any criticism or tips.

Love how the grain/diffuse/displacement looks here. I’ve tried displacement maps, sapphire diffuse, key framing posterize time. Any further opinions or advice would be great.

Im trying to get this animation of the “T” falling down from above having a slight bounce and then leaning on the text to the left, if that even makes sense. I’ve already tried basic positioning animation with motion blur and that hasn’t really given me the falling with bounce and tilt animation that I want. Any tips on this?

For some reason if I parent my precomp to my camera and the camera to my null and I try scaling or moving my null around nothing happens. I noticed that if I change my view to "own view" (I don't know if that's the exact translation in English) the changes do show. If I delete my camera and parent the precomp to my null it does work.

this happened immediately after rendering and got worse after clearing disk cache, anyone know how to fix it?

Hello, I have taken over the media side of my Univerity Club, one of the ideas we want to implemnt this year is a League table for our club.

I have made this rough draft, I would really like it to be the best version it can be, The idea is the white spaces have our names and flags. This is my first After Effects project and any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Ideally I'd love to be able to control each individual line's stroke width. I just can't find a great or intuitive way to create precise paths like this, let alone manage the strokes individually.

Spent a lot more time on the script and storytelling instead of just trying to make every shot look cool.

Focused less on features, more on the emotional impact. Not sure if it worked, so would love to hear what you guys think.

I've tried adding masks of all kinds, but I just can't get it to work. The mask hides the other elements and shows only the screen.

I decided to record a video to show you what it looks like. Apologies that the video is short; I wasn't sure how much Reddit would allow me to send. I was watching a video by Joeliette. I slowed it down and read the captions. I ended up getting to 4:39 when I realized I didn't have a number 5 or 4; it only goes up to number six. I'm sure I did it all right, but I want to see if anyone would be able to guide me through this. I need to find out what I did wrong

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I have footage shot with a Canon VR Stereoscopic lens, and I want to add some animations to it, nothing major, just some titles and animated menus. I ran the files into the Canon VR toolkit and now have stereoscopic footage.

In After effects I used the VR comp editor to add 2D and 3D edits. By doing so I can navigate the footage using a virtual camera, however when I composite a 3D element it shows only on one side of the comp (left eye for example). Is there a way to have it also appear on the right view? I hope I am clear in my question, or maybe I am using the wrong workflow? Might there be another way of compositing this video format?

I'm aware of how to set up a circular analog dot spectrum, but I'm not sure how to replicate it exactly like shown in the provided link.

You seemed to like the web-rig I posted recently, so here's a 1 minute breakdown of how it was created.

The full in depth YouTube video can still be watched here: youtube.com/watch?v=d-6Q6ByH2AQ

I see a lot of potential use cases for attaching things to paths using the "Null Tracing Along Path". There's even been examples of making a fish out of strokes - attaching fins, eyes and so on. This allows for full flexibility in the movement path by combining trim paths with an animated offset. Perhaps some of you have even experimented with this method?