Special FX in After Effects | Using AEJuice

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Special FX in After Effects | Using AEJuice
https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Special-FX-in-After-Effects-Using-AEJuice/812308580
Using AEJuice and Joysticks n Sliders, we'll create a short animated clip, in After Effects, utilizing some of the best plug-ins available. I'll walk you through the plug-ins and the amazing features they have that allow your animations to jump off the screen. Use the links below to purchase AEJuice or download a trial version. At the bottom is a link to Joysticks n sliders, an incredible plug-in but not necessary for this tutorial.

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