So, behind the scenes - I recorded quite a few more tips, but I was worried the video was getting too long so I cut it short at ten (I figured 20 minutes of me talking was more than enough 😜) . Let me know here if you'd like me to release a part 2 or something with the rest of them at some point.
please release a part 2! awesome video, learned so much & especially found the text reveals and camera motion helpful. This would make a great series too
Easily, EASILY i tell ya, one of the most usefulest and bestest and to the pointest without any unnessecary talk AE tutorial I have ever seen, kind of. Thank's a million for showing how even amateurs at AE can benefit from what is otherwise hidden knowledge in " advanced" tut's. I bow my head as I click follow.
The Shutterstock channel is coming through lately! I really like the style, humor and pace of these videos. Great production quality, actually useful tips and no useless rambling. Awesome job.
I've watched a ton of AE tutorials and it is increasingly harder for me to find great tips that I haven't seen elsewhere. Thank you for a few new things that are very helpful!
This is video is awesome! It's not some revolutionary effect that I am gonna try and forget, but small tips that will make some things easier, things that is used a lot. Thank you for sharing!
Great video Todd, really useful and well presented 👍 Been working with After Effects daily for years and I still pick up new things every time I watch tutorials like this - you never stop learning!
Great tutorial Todd! You never disappoint... I appreciate the time and expertise that you put into all your tutorials. I hope that you, Robbie, and the Team at Shutterstock Tutorials enjoy a wonderful Holiday Season with friends and family. Be well and stay encouraged!
Wow this is awesome. No BS, straight to the point and very concise. I love it, and I learned a lot by watching. Just queued up Part 2. Hoping for more! Excited to put this advice to use.
Really useful thanks! Think the null stacking is going to save me a bunch of time in a current project. I usually prefer a border of uniform width round photos (#5) but a minor thing.
Hi, While you are moving the anchor point, if you hold down Ctrl than drag it, it snaps that side and corner points. You won't need to zoom in. Nice tricks btw. =)
Great Tut but it seems that everybody on UA-cam doesn´t know the CC Vignette on the effects & Presets tab. You don´t have to do the elipse mask and then the exposure thing... ç
Wow, this is *SO* helpful. I especially wanted to understand how you use the null objects in your lower thirds. I do have a quick question: Can we use/alter the free lower thirds and use it in a corporate video? My company is really picky about licensing. Thanks in advance!
For those of you who asked for a part 2 - here you go! ua-cam.com/video/2bx8uVs8JVM/v-deo.html
How come in my video i can always hear my pc, mouse, and keyboard with my yeti mic but in yours i cant plz help
We 💕 love to see more. Your videos are interesting. Thanks
So, behind the scenes - I recorded quite a few more tips, but I was worried the video was getting too long so I cut it short at ten (I figured 20 minutes of me talking was more than enough 😜) . Let me know here if you'd like me to release a part 2 or something with the rest of them at some point.
Great stuff man - please release them. Thanks for doing what you do!
Please more of this! Great work!
please release a part 2! awesome video, learned so much & especially found the text reveals and camera motion helpful. This would make a great series too
great
a part 2 would be great
I've watched quite a few AE tutorials recently, these and the next set of ten are the best I have seen by a mile.
Easily, EASILY i tell ya, one of the most usefulest and bestest and to the pointest without any unnessecary talk AE tutorial I have ever seen, kind of. Thank's a million for showing how even amateurs at AE can benefit from what is otherwise hidden knowledge in " advanced" tut's. I bow my head as I click follow.
The 6th tips was just simply awesome
The Shutterstock channel is coming through lately!
I really like the style, humor and pace of these videos. Great production quality, actually useful tips and no useless rambling. Awesome job.
I've watched a ton of AE tutorials and it is increasingly harder for me to find great tips that I haven't seen elsewhere. Thank you for a few new things that are very helpful!
So glad to hear you learned something!
This is video is awesome! It's not some revolutionary effect that I am gonna try and forget, but small tips that will make some things easier, things that is used a lot. Thank you for sharing!
Great video Todd, really useful and well presented 👍 Been working with After Effects daily for years and I still pick up new things every time I watch tutorials like this - you never stop learning!
Man, you are the reason I'm able to make my motion graphics videos look so damn good!
Every tip and trick was a hit 👏
Awesome work. Simple things with great effect.
For a beginner like myself this really helps. Thank you!
Great tutorial Todd! You never disappoint... I appreciate the time and expertise that you put into all your tutorials. I hope that you, Robbie, and the Team at Shutterstock Tutorials enjoy a wonderful Holiday Season with friends and family. Be well and stay encouraged!
Thanks so much Jacob! I'll pass the holiday tidings on the to team! Back at you - have a great holiday season!
Thanks Todd! @@shutterstocktutorials
This is an amazing video, probably one of the most useful After Effects videos out there not to mention very nicely done.Thank you.
Hey man! thank you so much :)
can you make a tutorial about how you made the actual visual playbook?
Absolute lifesaver, thank you
Wow this is awesome. No BS, straight to the point and very concise. I love it, and I learned a lot by watching. Just queued up Part 2. Hoping for more! Excited to put this advice to use.
"if confidence is below 90%"
lol me once AE opens
Great video! Lot of great information here presented in an easily digested manner. Much appreciated!
Dude - totally rocked. Part 2 = yes pls
Great Video, and I'm diggin picture in the BG.
I'm new to AE...this helps a lot. Thanks man
This is GOLD! Tnx for this
Great tutorial, thank you!
One of the best AE tips and tricks videos I've seen! Thank you.
Thanks Todd! You made my life easier with these tips!
AMAAAAAZINGGGG DUDE THIS WAS SO FREAKING HELPFUL
This helped a lot thanks and now I have all of your Clients
Really useful thanks! Think the null stacking is going to save me a bunch of time in a current project. I usually prefer a border of uniform width round photos (#5) but a minor thing.
Thanks a ton man! I've been following along with my comps. These tutorials make learning very fun and easy!
Thank you! It's really helpful.
I came for the king steve hair. I stayed for the dope tips.
Such a great video!
This is really awesome and helpful tips. More great content to your team and more power!
Don't even use After effects, but this has helped me a lot. Thanks!
Definitely more of these videos. This was so well done! Thank you
Thank you for the tutorial. These tips are super helpful
Awesome stuff. Please I'm interested in part 2
At the null object section, great tip thank you 🙏
Epic tutorial, thank you! I will be checking out more these...
Loved it!
Great video!!
Brilliant approach. Part 2 PLZ
This video is soo helpful! Thank you.
Good stuff thank you!
Great tutorials! Thank you for doing these! Love Ae and still have a lot to learn!
These were great tips and tricks - I learned so much. Thanks!
Hi,
While you are moving the anchor point, if you hold down Ctrl than drag it, it snaps that side and corner points. You won't need to zoom in. Nice tricks btw. =)
HA! That's awesome! I love how after all these years I'm still learning new things. Thanks!! - Todd
Awesome stuff here! Thank you!!
Excellent video, thank you!
Awesome content! Thank you! Please bring more knowledge to us!
Great introduction, can't wait to see more!
Man, I love your videos. And I also love Jake Gyllenhaal's photo. HAHAHAHAHA ... I love your channel.
Maaan thank you so match, you are awesome!
Hey, the best way to fix bending 6:11 is to change your comp to 16 or 32 bit color
Classy bro! Good info and helpful.
dude youre the man, thanks
Yes, we wanna see much more!
Amazing video helped so much
Not only have your AE lessons become a part of my repertoire, but I too add a framed pic of Jake Gyllenhaal to my workspace
It's absolutely necessary for an optimal workflow.
-Robbie
great tips, many thanks for the inspiration
Great video. I'm definitely going to try some if your tricks.
Nice video!
Awesome Intro. BRAVO.
Thanks!!
Impressive tips for After Effects
Really nice tips! Thank you! :)
Thank you, handsome ❤❤
Awesome, thanks 💞
thanks a lot!
Great tutorial idea, good stuff!
Thanks so much man!
This is great, thank you!
Who are those 5 dislikes? i mean how can someone dislike these kinda videos !
I too am a big fan of Noel Objects! ;) Nice tut.
thanks! very helpful.
Woww..automatic subscription
Part 2 would be great!
Ready to steal those sweet clients LOL
Null stacking. Dope.
Great tips!
ok, i just realized you have a jake gyllenhaal portrait at the background
Great sir
Wow, excellent !
simple but useful tnx from ir
dope techniques!
NULL STACKING! Love it :)
good bro really helpful
Thanks for your video clip, Viet Nam With Love
indeed ts sooooo dope. Thanks Bro.
Great Tut but it seems that everybody on UA-cam doesn´t know the CC Vignette on the effects & Presets tab. You don´t have to do the elipse mask and then the exposure thing...
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elipse mask give you way more control if you need it. I'm not a fan of the perfect oval shape for these
You are the best!!!
Nice !
amazing!
Thank you
Hope to see series of tutorials
I love after effects
Wow, this is *SO* helpful. I especially wanted to understand how you use the null objects in your lower thirds. I do have a quick question: Can we use/alter the free lower thirds and use it in a corporate video? My company is really picky about licensing. Thanks in advance!
Good stuff man! :)
Is that Jake Gyllenhaal in the photo frame on the shelve?
yes.
I was looking for this comment. 😂
thanks